Marwa is a senior lecturer in Accounting and Finance at Newcastle University Business School (NUBS), holding a PhD. from Lancaster University. The acting Ethics Convenor for the Business School. A module leader for Stage 3 Management Accounting (and its streamline Erasmus module), operating across Newcastle and London sites. Teaching a variety of other accounting and finance modules e.g. (i) Case Studies in Finance, Business & Accounting; and (ii) Accounting, Organization and Society. A deputy head of the Research Group “Accounting, Governance and Accountability” between 2016-2018. Having a teaching experience spanning over 15 years, in several accounting and finance modules taught across Higher Education institutions, located both nationally and internationally (e.g. Lancaster University, Aston University, American university in Cairo, and Cairo University). Have a record of successful Ph.D supervision completion in Accounting & Finance. Supervise a number of Ph.D students in finance, bank risk and stability, Big Data, social media reporting, and governance and accounting opportunism.

 Secured an ESRC Impact Acceleration Grant-spring call 2016 (Topic: New Financial Technologies and Real Time Audit: Evidence from Big Datasets). 

A peer reviewer in both, ESRC and for the Global Challenges Research Fund (GCRF) since 2016 in the discipline of Future of Work, Accounting, Banking, and Finance. A member of NUBS Steering Committee for The Future of Work and Social Justice in Digital Economy.

 An Editorial Board Member in the peer-reviewed International Journal of Accounting (3*ABS listed) and An Associate Editor in Emerging Market Review. A referee in a number of ABS listed 3*& 4* peer-journals specialised in accounting, finance and banking. Research publications are marked as world-leading research and research interests cover banking and finance, ethical finance, corporate governance, capital market valuations models and merger and acquisitions. Recent working papers reflect multi-disciplinary areas like gender diversity, climate change, social justice & digital economy, and Artificial Intelligence.

Attracted media and news (e.g. NUBS Research Magazine) and published technical articles (e.g. ACCA). Invited as a guest speaker in internationally recognized academic institutions and a member of organising committees for two leading conferences in Islamic finance in 2014 & 2017, one of which is linked to an ABS listed 3 * journal-special issue.

Bibliographic links:

Research gates: https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Marwa_Elnahass

Scopus: https://www2.scopus.com/authid/detail.uri?authorId=55873751100

Google scholar: https://scholar.google.co.uk/citations?hl=en&user=a_igTzoAAAAJ&view_op

Linked in: https://www.linkedin.com/in/marwa-elnahass-b515b169/

• A member of ESRC-GCRF Peer Review Group.
• Research Fellow at GOLCER (Lancaster University Management School).
• Research Interests:

1. Financial Reporting Quality & Earnings Management.
2. FinTech & Blockchains
3. Auditing
4. Corporate Governance
5. Ethical finance, Islamic and conventional Banking

• ACC 3002 : Management Accounting (Module Leader).
• ACC 3022: Erasmus, Management  Accounting (Module Leader) 
• ACC 3000: Case Studies in Finance, Accounting & Business.
• ACC 3016: Accounting, Organization & Society.

• Elnahass M, Trinh VQ, Li T. Global Banking Stability in the Shadow of COVID-19 Outbreak. Journal of International Financial Markets, Institutions and Money 2021, (ePub ahead of Print).
• Abdelsalam O, Elnahass M, Batten J, Mollah S. New Insights into Bank Asset Securitization: The Impact of Religosity. Journal of Financial Stability 2021, 100854.
• Elnahass M, Omoteso K, Salama A, Trinh VQ. Differential market valuations of board busyness across alternative banking models. Review of Quantitative Finance and Accounting 2020, 55, 201–238.
• Elnahass M, Salama A, Trinh VQ. Firm Valuations and Board Compensation: Evidence From Alternative Banking Models. Global Finance Journal 2020, (ePub ahead of Print).
• Trinh VQ, Elnahass M, Salama A. Board busyness and new insights into alternative bank dividends models. Review of Quantitative Finance and Accounting 2020, Epub ahead of print.
• Alsaifi K, Elnahass M, Salama A. Market responses to firms’ voluntary carbon disclosure: Empirical evidence from the United Kingdom. Journal of Cleaner Production 2020, 262, 121377.
• Abdelsalam O, Elnahass M, Ahmed H, Williams J. Asset Securitizations and Bank Stability: Evidence from Different Banking Systems. Global Finance Journal 2020, (ePub ahead of Print).
• Alsaifi K, Elnahass M, Salama A. Carbon Disclosure and Financial Performance: UK Environmental Policy. Business Strategy and the Environment 2020, 29(2), 711-726.
• Elnahass M, Doukakis L. Market valuations of bargain purchase gains: are these true gains under IFRS?. Accounting and Business Research 2019, 49(7), 753-784.
• Trinh VQ, Elnahass M, Salama A, Izzeldin M. Board Busyness, Performance and Financial Stability: Does Bank Type Matter?. The European Journal of Finance 2019, 26(7-8), 774-801.
• Albarrak MS, Elnahass M, Salama A. The effect of carbon dissemination on cost of equity. Business Strategy and the Environment 2019, 28(6), 1179-1198.
• Albarrak MS, Elnahass M, Papagiannidis S, Salama A. The effect of twitter dissemination on cost of equity: A big data approach. International Journal of Information Management 2019, 50, 1-16.
• Elnahass M, Doukakis L. Market Valuations of Bargain Purchase Gains: Are these True Gains under IFRS?. Accounting and Business Research 2019, 49(7), 753-784.
• Elnahass M. Banking Governance, Performance and Risk-Taking (Conventional Banks versus Islamic Banks) by Faten Ben Bouheni, Chantal Ammi and Aldo Levy (2016). The International Journal of Accounting 2019, epub ahead of print.
• Elnahass M, Izzeldin M, Steele G. Capital and Earnings Management: Evidence from Alternative Banking Business Models. The International Journal of Accounting 2018, 53(1), 20-32.
• Karbhari Y, Muye IM, Hasan AF, Elnahass M. Governance Mechanisms and Efficiency: Evidence from an Alternative Insurance (Takaful) Market. Journal of International Financial Markets, Institutions & Money 2018, 56, 71-92.
• Abdelsalam O, Elnahass M, Mollah S. Religiosity and Bank Asset Securitization: Does Bank Type Matter?. 2017.
• Abdelsalam O, Elnahass M, Mollah S. Asset Securitization and Bank Risk: Do Religiosity or Ownership Structure Matter?. SSRN 2017.
• Abdelsalam O, Elnahass M, Mollah S. Religiosity and Bank Asset Securitization. SSRN 2017.
• Abdelsalam O, Dimitropoulos P, Elnahass M, Leventis S. Earnings management behaviors under different monitoring mechanisms: The case of Islamic and conventional banks. Journal of Economic Behavior and Organization 2016, 132(Supp), 155-173.
• Elnahas M, Izzeldin M. Financial Services facing upheaval prior to IFRS 9 implementation. Snapshot 2016.
• Elnahass M, Izzeldin M, Steele G. The Expected Loan Loss Model and Earnings Management: Evidence from Contemporary Practices. 2016. In Preparation.
• Elnahass M, Izzeldin M, Abdelsalam O. Loan loss provisions, bank valuations and discretion: a comparative study between conventional and Islamic banks. Journal of Economic Behavior and Organization 2014, 103(Supplement), S160-S173.
• Hegazy M, Elnahas M. An Analysis of Multi-Location Audit Risk Factors and the Improvement of the Audit Process: An Empirical Study. Journal of Economics and Engineering 2012, 3(1).
• Hegazy M, Elnahass M. An Assessment of the Multilocation Audit Engagements for the Improvement of the Audit Efficiency and Effectiveness: An Empirical Study within the Egyptian Setting. 2011. In Preparation.
• Elnahass M, Hegazy M. An Empirical Study and Assessment of the Multiple Action Audit Risk Factors. Journal of Accounting, Management, and Insurance Review 2008, 385-425.