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ZARIYAWATI BINTI MOHD ASHHARI Faculty CURRICULUM VITAE A. PERSONAL BIODATA Name : ZARIYAWATI BINTI MOHD ASHHARI Faculty : Faculty of Economics and Management Field Of Specialization : Finance Present Position : Senior Lecturer Date Of Birth : October 16, 1980 Mailing Address : Department of Accounting & Finance Faculty of Economics & Management Universiti Putra Malaysia 43400 UPM Serdang Selangor Darul Ehsan. Malaysia Telephone : 603 89467710 Fax : 603 89486188 E-mail : [email protected] B. EDUCATION AND ACADEMIC QUALIFICATIONS i)Academic Qualification 2013 : PhD (Finance) Thesis Title: Working Capital Management, Firm Performance and Earning Management: Evidence From Emerging Market Graduate School of Management, Universiti Putra Malaysia,Serdang, Selangor. 2006 : Master of Science (Finance) Thesis Title: The Effect of Bond Announcement in Bursa Malaysia. Graduate School of Management, Universiti Putra Malaysia,Serdang, Selangor. 2002 : Bachelor in Accounting Faculty of Economics & Management Universiti Putra Malaysia Serdang, Selangor 2002 : Diploma in Investment Analysis Research Institute of Investment Analysis Malaysia (RIIAM) Kuala Lumpur. 1 C. TEACHING EXPERIENCE: 1. ACT 4321 - Bank Management 2. ACT 3211 - Financial Management 3. ACT 3131 - Taxation1 4. ACT 3111 – Statistic D. SUPERVISION & THESIS EXAMINATION i) Supervision PHD 1. Mohammad Hassan Alsharif (Co- Supervisor) The lmpact of Basel Accord: Evidence from GCC Banks 2. Kuah Yoke Chin (Co- Supervisor) The lmpact of Microfinance in Malaysia and South Korea 3. Shamahah Bt Ahmad (Co- Supervisor) Estimating the Impact of New Capital Requirement on Malaysian Banks and Welfare MSC (with thesis) 1. Diana Rose Binti Faizal (Main Supervisor) A Gap Analysis on Sme In Supplying Food And Bevarage Product To Hypermarket In Malaysia 2. Tan Pei Wen The Impact of Private Health Financing on Malaysian Mental Health MBA (dissertation) 1. Norhelena Mansor (Main Supervisor) Factor Influencing SME Involvement In International Trade 2. Mohd Azri Md Ali (Main Supervisor) The Impact Of Changes In Working Capital On Firm Value In Bursa Malaysia 3. Mat Rizan B Rimin (Main Supervisor) Impact of Institutional Shareholders on Firms Profitability and Operating Cash Flow 4. Khamizi Khalid (Main Supervisor) The Determinants of Micro Enterprises' Loan Repayments Performance in Kelantan' 5. Syed Shahifal Adli b Syed Naharudin (Main Supervisor) The Determinant of Micro Enterprises Loan Repayment in Malaysia UNDERGRADUATE (final year project) 1. Mohd Rafie bin Abu Bakar (Main Supervisor) The Impact of Working Capital Management on SMEs Performance 2 2. Lim Shu Teng (Main Supervisor) Determinant of Loan Repayment Performance: Evidence from SME in Klang Valley 3. Cheah Mei Teng (Main Supervisor) The Impact of Working Capital Management on Profitability of Small and Medium Enterprises in Malaysia 4. Sunita Devi D/O Murugtah (Main Supervisor) Factor Affecting Personal Bankruptcy In Malaysia 5. Tan Bee Ying (Main Supervisor) Effect of Malaysian Employee Stock options Scheme (ESOS) on Earnings Management in Consumer Sector 6. Tanisha a/p Indran (Main Supervisor) A Summary of Compliance with Internal Auditing Standards by Internal Auditors in Malaysia 7. Diana Rose Binti Faizal (Main Supervisor) Determinant of Bankruptcy among Youth in Malaysia: Microeconomics and Macroeconomic Factors 8. Tan Pei Wen (Main Supervisor) Impacts of Microfinance Facilities on SME in Malaysia 9. Thanalechumy A/P Doratsamy (Main Supervisor) Comparatives Performance of Bankruptcy between Selected Asian Firms 10. Tie Siew Hong (Main Supervisor) Factors Affecting Working Capital Management of SMEs in Malaysia 11. Wan Sze Yin (Main Supervisor) Working Capital Accruals and Earnings Management in Malaysia 12. Yanti Azra Binti Mohd Rusli (Main Supervisor) The Impact of Working Capital Management onFirm's Performance of Syariah Compliant Firms Listed in Bursa Malaysia 13. Ng Pui San (Main Supervisor) Determinants of Working Capital Management in Small and Big Firms Listed in Bursa Malaysia 14. Bakhita Binti Amir (Main Supervisor) Determinant of Islamic Bank’s Deposit In Malaysia 15. Ooi Chao Lung (Main Supervisor) The Effect of Working Capital Management on Company Performance In Malaysia 16. Lim Hui Tting (Main Supervisor) Determinance of Microfinance instituitions’ performance in Malaysia. 17.Chong Kar Mun (Main Supervisor) Changes of working capital management and firm value in Singapore and Thailand. 18.Tham Sook Yee (Main Supervisor) Working capital accruals and Earning Management in Singapore and Thailand. 3 19. Chan Cheng Kang Microfinance instituition and efficiency: Case study in Malaysia ii) Thesis Examination 2015 1. External Examiner, Ph.D Thesis entitled "The Determinining Factors of Working Capital Management and Performance of Manufacturing Sector in Pakistan”, by Mohammad Tahir, Universiti Teknologi Malaysia, Skudai, Johor. 2. Internal examiner/ Second Reader, MBA dissertation entitled “Impact of Mega Sporting Events on Host Countries' Various Industry” by Beh Chang Weng, Graduate School of Management, UPM, Malaysia. 3. Internal examiner/ Second Reader, MBA dissertation entitled “The Effects of Shariah Compliance on Payout Policy: Evidence from Malaysia” by Mior Faizmie Yusof Za'ba, Graduate School of Management, UPM, Malaysia. 4. Internal examiner/ Second Reader, MBA dissertation entitled “Impact of Working Capital Management on Profitability in Malaysian Construction Industry” by Mohd Sarudin Mohd Aziz, Graduate School of Management, UPM, Malaysia. 2014 1. Internal examiner/ Second Reader, MBA dissertation entitled “Estimating Cost of Equity Capital of Firms Listed in Bursa Malaysia” by Aysan Bakhshalipor, Graduate School of Management, UPM, Malaysia. 2. Internal examiner/ Second Reader, MBA dissertation entitled “The Implication of Stock Market Performance on Output Growth in Malaysia” by Chin Fwu Huing, Graduate School of Management, UPM, Malaysia. 3. Internal examiner/ Second Reader, MBA dissertation entitled “Determinants of Capital Structure Of Malaysia Listed Construction Companies Pre and Post Financial Crisis” by Choo Wai Mun, Graduate School of Management, UPM, Malaysia. 4. Internal examiner/ Second Reader, MBA dissertation entitled “Determinant of Risk and Return of Large and Small Capital Stock Listed in Bursa Malaysia, During Financial Crisis” by Goh Jyh Min, Graduate School of Management, UPM, Malaysia. 5. Internal examiner/ Second Reader, MBA dissertation entitled “Relationship Between Macro Economics Variable and Malaysian Stock Marke” by Hing Chee Hui, Graduate School of Management, UPM, Malaysia. 6. Internal examiner/ Second Reader, MBA dissertation entitled “Factors Affecting Foreign currency Reserves in Singapore, Malaysia and Indonesia” by Kalasuriya a/p Engamah, Graduate School of Management, UPM, Malaysia. 7. Internal examiner/ Second Reader, MBA dissertation entitled “The Impact of Microeconomics Factors on Qatar Stock Market From 2005 to 2013” by Navid Samimi Sedeh, Graduate School of Management, UPM, Malaysia. 8. Internal examiner/ Second Reader, MBA dissertation entitled “Determinants of Dividend Policy and Ownership Structure in An Emerging Market. Evidence from Bursa Malaysia” by Teng Kuan Siong, Graduate School of Management, UPM, Malaysia. 4 E. RESEARCH ACTIVITIES a) Grantt 1. THE EFFECT OF PRIVATE HEALTH FINANCING, LEISURE EXPENDITURE TOWARDS THE PREVALENCE OF MENTAL HEALTH PROBLEMS IN MALAYSIA (as Project Leader). -Source of Fund: - Geran PUTRA 2017, RM15000.00 -Status: in progress 2. WORKING CAPITAL MANGEMENT OF LISTED FIRMS IN BURSA MALAYSIA. (as Project Leader). -Source of Fund: - RUGs 2014, RM37600.00 -Status: completed 3. A GAP ANALYSIS ON PACKAGING, BRANDING AND COSTING OF SME’S FOOD AND BEVERAGE PRODUCT. (as co-researcher) -Source of Fund: - RUGs 2014, RM67100.00 -Status: completed 4. A COMPREHENSIVE IMPACT ASSESSMENT STUDY OF MICRO FINANCING SCHEMES IN MALAYSIA. (as co-researcher) -Source of Fund: Sciencefund. 2012, RM99,000.00. -status: completed 5. ASSESSING THE ECONOMIC VALUES OF ECOTOURISM RESOURCES. (as co-researcher) -Source of Fund: Sciencefund. 2012, RM92,697.00. -status: completed 6. DETERMINANTS OF WORKING CAPITAL MANAGEMENT (WCM) IN SYARIAH COMPLIANT AND NON-SYARIAH COMPLIANT FIRMS LISTED IN BURSA MALAYSIA. (as co-researcher) -Source of Fund: - RUGs 2011, RM20,000 -status: completed 7. FACTORS AFFECTING TAXPAYER'S ACCEPTENCE OF E-FILING SYSTEM (as co-researcher) -Source of Fund: - RUGs 2008, RM13,000 -Status: completed 8. THE EFFECT OF TAX REFORM ON MALAYSIAN SMEs (as co-researcher) -Source of Fund: - RUGs 2008, RM21,000.00 -Status: completed 9. THE ENVIRONMENTAL AND ECONOMIC IMPACT OF SFM PRACTICES ON THE GROWTH OF MALAYSIAN WOOD-BASED INDUSTRY. (as co-researcher) -Source of Fund: - eScienceFund 2006, RM82, 900 -status: completed b) Award 1. Bronze Medal, Exhibition of Invention, Research & Innovation UPM (PRPI 2011), for paper titled “Information system and Firms' Performance: The Case of Malaysian Small Medium Enterprises”. 5 2. Silver Medal, Exhibition of Invention, Research & Innovation UPM (PRPI 2010), for paper titled “Financial and Economic Analyses of Conventional and Reduced Impact Logging Practices”. 3. Silver Medal, Exhibition of Invention, Research & Innovation UPM (PRPI 2010), for paper titled “Export of medium Density Fibreboard : Evidence from Panel Data”. 4. Bronze Medal, Exhibition of Invention, Research & Innovation UPM (PRPI 2010), for paper titled “Short Run and Long Run Effects of the World Crude Oil Prices on the Malaysian Natural Rubber and Palm Oil Export Prices”. 5.
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