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Mohammad Sarwar Rekabder is a Senior Lecturer in Finance at North South University, Bangladesh. Before joining at North-South University, he worked as a finance executive at Massey Centre for Women, a Toronto-based non-profit organization. Rekabder completed his MBA from Sprott School of Business, Carleton University, Canada, with a specialization in Financial Management. He also received his BBA and MBA, with a concentration in accounting, from the University of Dhaka in 2004 and 2005 respectively. He is the recipient of the Education Board scholarship in BBA, University of Dhaka, Bangladesh. He has published a few articles in peer-reviewed and Scopus-indexed journals. His area of research interests includes corporate governance, earnings management, quality of accounting information, and blockchain technology.
In Progress:
1. The impact of board structure on dividend policy and the moderating role of family ownership: Evidence from Bangladesh
2. Board Influence on Earnings Management and the moderating role of institutional ownership: Evidence from Bangladesh
2012--Recipient of the first price award from the Canadian Association for Family Enterprise (CAFE) Ottawa for writing an essay on “The Role of Family Bonding in Family Business” (http://http-server.carleton.ca/~fbrouard/documents/CAFEaward2012PaulRekabderFBgovernance.pdf)
2005--Recipient of the Education Board scholarship in BBA and MBA, University of Dhaka Bangladesh
1. Carleton University, Canada Ottawa, Ontario
Master of Business Administration December, 2012
Concentration: Finance, GPA: 10.13 out of 12 (85% Marks)
2. University of Dhaka Dhaka, Bangladesh
Master of Business Administration, July 2004
Concentration: Accounting, GPA: 3.67 out of 4
3. University of Dhaka Dhaka, Bangladesh
Bachelor of Business Administration July 2003
Concentration: Accounting, GPA: 3.75 out of 4
North South University Dhaka, Bangladesh
School of Business and Economics
Senior Lecturer-Accounting (Full-time) April 01, 2022 – present
Lecturer-Accounting (Full-time) Sep 2015 – Mar 31, 2022
Delivered lectures in Managerial and financial accounting, financial management and advanced corporate finance and evaluated student’s performance through formal examinations and eventually graded their performance;
Provided support to the SBE (School of Business and Economics) through generating student learning objective report at the end of the semester;
Oriented excel based approach to teaching courses such as financial accounting, managerial accounting, corporate finance and advanced corporate finance and coached students in solving real life problems in academic setting.
ASA University Bangladesh Dhaka, Bangladesh
Lecturer-Accounting (Full-time) April 2008 – June 2010
Trained students in Financial Statement Analysis by using real life cases and financial statements; equipped students with tools and techniques for critical evaluation of financial statements.
Worked with several public and private banks executives for the development of BASEL-II implementation strategies; proposed recommendations to facilitate BASEL-II implementation in Bangladesh.
Oriented case based curriculum for Cost accounting and Managerial Accounting courses and coached students in solving real life problems in academic setting.
Coached students to understand International accounting standards (IAS), International financial reporting standards (IFRS) and generally accepted accounting principles (GAAP);
State University Bangladesh Dhaka, Bangladesh
Lecturer-Accounting (Full time) September 2006-April 2008
Delivered lectures in Managerial and financial accounting, evaluated student’s performance through formal examinations and eventually graded their performance;
Worked with a committee of seven faculties in developing curriculum for the proper blend of Economics, Finance and Accounting in business administration studies;
Coached students to understand International accounting standards (IAS), International financial reporting standards (IFRS) and generally accepted accounting principles (GAAP);
Massey Centre for Women (Toronto, Ontario)
Financial Analyst
(Dec 2013 to July 2015)
Performed Accounts Payable and Receivables Reconciliations periodically to check accuracy of the accounts and passed adjusting journal entries to correct errors if any; (used SAGE ACCPAC 200 ERP (VERSION 5.6A);
Prepared monthly Investment Analysis Report through identifying the dividends, reinvestments, interests and distributions and matched with cash balances at the end of the period;
Assisted in the preparation of the Financial Budgets through correctly forecasting and allocating numbers into different departments and time periods; applied advanced excel function such as V-lookup, H-lookup and Macro etc.
Generated various reports such as Bank Reconciliations, Analysis of variances, Expense Projections, GST & HST Report & Master Assets Lists etc. as per the needs of the Finance Directors;
Worked as a member of the “Values Committee” – contributed in the group discussion to evaluate financial and nonfinancial performance (Balanced Scorecard) of the agency;
Financial Accounting (ACT 201)
Managerial Accounting (ACT 202)
Financial Management (FIN 254)
Corporate Finance (FIN 440)
Financial Statement Analysis (FIN410)
Corporate Governance
Earnings Management
Earnings Quality
Blockchain Technology
Dividend Policy