Sattar Khan | Corporate Governance | Research Excellence Award

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Dr. Sattar Khan | Corporate Governance | Research Excellence Award

Researcher | Institute of Management Sciences | Pakistan

Dr. Sattar Khan is a dedicated academic and researcher recognized for his sustained contributions to strategic management, business strategy, and interdisciplinary management research, with a scholarly profile that reflects both depth of expertise and international relevance. His educational formation has provided him with a strong conceptual grounding in strategic analysis, organizational thinking, and research methodology, enabling him to address complex managerial and strategic challenges with clarity and rigor.

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Featured Publications

Earnings management in the family business groups of Pakistan: the role of corporate governance
– Corporate Governance (Bingley)
Earnings Manipulation in the Family Business Groups of Pakistan: the Role of Corporate Governance and the Same Network Auditor
– SSRN Electronic Journal
Shaping Economic Landscapes: A Historical Perspective on Pakistan’s Family Business Groups
– SSRN Electronic Journal
Corporate board, audit committee and earnings manipulation: does the corporate regulation matter? An emerging economy perspective
– Corporate Governance: The International Journal of Business in Society
The same network auditor, family business groups and earnings manipulation: an evidence from emerging market
– Corporate Governance: The International Journal of Business in Society

Adebiyi Adeyanju | Financial Management | Best Researcher Award

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Mr. Adebiyi Adeyanju | Financial Management | Best Researcher Award

Mr. Adebiyi Adeyanju | Financial Management | Best Researcher Award | Lecturer | Walter Sisulu University | South Africa

Mr. Adebiyi Adeyanju is a distinguished finance scholar and academician whose career reflects a deep commitment to advancing financial research, education, and economic development within the African and global contexts. He is currently pursuing a Ph.D. in Finance at the University of KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa, where his research focuses on international financial markets, institutional quality, governance dynamics, and stock market liquidity, particularly within the BRICS economies. His academic journey began with a Bachelor of Science in Accounting from the University of Lagos, followed by a Postgraduate Diploma and Master of Commerce in Finance from the University of KwaZulu-Natal, demonstrating his progressive specialization in financial analysis, corporate governance, and market performance. Mr. Adeyanju’s professional experience includes his current position as a Lecturer at Walter Sisulu University, where he teaches financial management, accounting, auditing, and economics. He previously served as a lecturer at the Durban University of Technology, where he also coordinated teaching and learning activities, developing innovative pedagogical approaches to finance and accounting education. His research interests span corporate finance, financial markets, governance quality, institutional investors, risk management, and public sector finance, reflecting an interdisciplinary approach to understanding emerging market dynamics. Mr. Adeyanju possesses exceptional research and analytical skills, with strong expertise in financial and econometric modeling, data interpretation, and statistical software applications such as SPSS, STATA, and EViews. His contributions to academic literature include publications indexed in Scopus and MDPI, with a focus on governance, cross-listing, and financial performance, including his recent work titled “The Role of Political Stability, Government Effectiveness and Voice and Accountability on Cross-Listing Destination Premium: Evidence of BRICS Firms.” Beyond academia, he has been instrumental in providing financial literacy and business training through community-based initiatives and collaborations with the Small Enterprise Development Agency (SEDA), empowering small-scale enterprises in South Africa’s Eastern Cape region. Mr. Adeyanju is a Certified Financial Analyst (CFA) Level 1 student member, reflecting his ongoing pursuit of professional excellence and alignment with international financial standards. His scholarly dedication has earned him recognition among peers for his leadership in research mentorship, data-driven decision-making, and cross-disciplinary collaboration. Overall, Mr. Adebiyi Adeyanju’s academic rigor, research achievements, and community impact position him as a rising figure in the global finance discipline, committed to shaping the next generation of finance professionals and contributing meaningfully to the development of sustainable and inclusive financial systems worldwide.

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Featured Publications 

  1. Adeyanju, A. S., Vengesai, E., Akande, J. O., & Muzindutsi, P. F. (2025). The role of political stability, government effectiveness and voice and accountability on cross-listing destination premium: Evidence of BRICS firms. Businesses, 5(4), 46. https://doi.org/10.3390/businesses5040046 — Cited by 6

  2. Adeyanju, A. S., & Akande, J. O. (2024). Institutional quality and foreign market integration: Evidence from emerging economies. Journal of International Financial Studies, 12(3), 233–250. — Cited by 10

  3. Adeyanju, A. S., & Cloete, M. B. (2023). Governance quality and stock market liquidity in the BRICS nations. African Journal of Finance and Management, 8(2), 145–162. — Cited by 8

  4. Adeyanju, A. S., & Iyiola, F. A. (2023). Institutional investors and cross-border capital flows in developing markets. Global Finance Review, 9(1), 88–104. — Cited by 7

  5. Adeyanju, A. S., & Akande, J. O. (2022). Corporate governance and firm performance in emerging African markets. South African Journal of Accounting Research, 36(1), 34–51. — Cited by 12

  6. Adeyanju, A. S. (2021). Determinants of shareholder ownership and corporate performance: Evidence from JSE-listed firms. Journal of Financial Studies in Emerging Economies, 14(4), 267–283. — Cited by 9

  7. Adeyanju, A. S. (2020). The impact of Black Economic Empowerment on capital structure decisions in South Africa. International Review of Financial Economics, 11(2), 119–132. — Cited by 11

Na Chen | Strategic Management and Business Strategy | Best Researcher Award

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Strategic Management and Business Strategy

Dr. Na Chen | Strategic Management and Business Strategy | Best Researcher Award

Beijing Normal University School of Government | China

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EARLY ACADEMIC PURSUITS:

Dr. Na Chen commenced her academic journey at Beijing Normal University, where she pursued a comprehensive education. With an interdisciplinary background, she developed a strong foundation in administrative management and laid the groundwork for her future contributions to public governance.

PROFESSIONAL ENDEAVORS:

Throughout her 15-year career, Dr. Chen has been dedicated to addressing China's public governance and policy challenges. Her affiliation with the School of Government at Beijing Normal University signifies a commitment to fostering a deep understanding of institutional analysis and public management, blending insights from Western social sciences with China's unique national conditions.

CONTRIBUTIONS AND RESEARCH FOCUS ON STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT AND BUSINESS STRATEGY :

Dr. Chen's primary academic contributions lie in her interdisciplinary investigations into water management, land resources, environment, and rural governance. Pioneering the dynamic system theory of coupled governance, her research delves into public affairs governance processes, policy diffusion, and the broader scope of rural governance. Her work encompasses critical areas such as natural resource management, ecological environment, regional development, rural governance, community governance, and emergency management of megacities.

IMPACT AND INFLUENCE:

With a focus on environment, energy, and public policy, Dr. Chen's academic achievements have made a significant impact on both academia and national policy formulation. Her dynamic system theory of coupled governance has contributed to shaping policies related to natural resource management and rural governance, showcasing her influence in the field of public management.

ACADEMIC CITATIONS:

Dr. Chen's research findings, characterized by theoretical depth and empirical rigor, are evident in her published articles and recognized through awards. The extensive citations of her work underscore its relevance and contribution to the academic discourse, solidifying her position as a representative scholar in public management.

LEGACY AND FUTURE CONTRIBUTIONS:

Dr. Na Chen's legacy extends beyond her current academic standing, reflecting in her active engagement in social practice. Her work provides valuable reference points for policy formulation and implementation in diverse fields. As a researcher, educator, and scholar, Dr. Chen's ongoing commitment to exploring solutions and developing theories tailored to China's national context ensures a lasting impact on the evolving landscape of public governance.

NOTABLE PUBLICATIONS:

Scenario analysis of the socioeconomic impacts of achieving zero-carbon energy by 2030 2022(2)

The impact of ecological compensation for cultivated land protection on farmers' perception of sustainable livelihood risks in northeast black soil area 2022(4)

Risk management of public service activities 2021(53)