Lecturer in Accounting and Finance
PhD, MSc, BA (Hons)
Ashraf finished his PhD in Accounting in May 2010 on the impact of the compulsory adoption of IFRS on company and stock performance: a comparison between Germany and the UK. His research interests are IFRS and their relation to stock market and company performance and, recently, management accounting practices in developing countries and how they differ from those of developed countries. After getting his Certificate in International Financial Reporting Standards from the ACCA, he is on his way to achieve a Diploma in IFRS from the ACCA. He has served in three different institutions in the UK, namely the University of Plymouth; Aston University and London School of Business and Finance; in addition to his previous role as assistant lecturer at Cairo University in Egypt.