Nazar Habeeb Abbas
@ruc.edu.iq
Business Administration
Al-Rafidain University College
1. Appointed to the Department of Control and Internal Auditing at al-Mustansiriyah University in 2006 - 2008.
2. Appointed to the Department of Economics, College of Administration and Economics, Al-Mustansiriyah University in 2008 - 2012.
3. Appointed to the Department of Business Administration, Al-Rafidain University College in 2012.
4. Lectured in the Department of Public Administration, College of Administration and Economics, Baghdad University in 2013 - 2015.
EDUCATION
PH. D. in Business Management.
1. Got the certificate of a higher diploma in Banks Management from the Department of Business Administration, College of Administration and Economics, Baghdad University, 1997 - 1999.
2. Got the certificate of a Master in Business Management from the Department of Business Administration, College of Administration and Economics, Baghdad University, 2002 - 2007.
3. Got the certificate of a PH. D. in Business Management from the Department of Business Administration, College of Administration and Economics, Baghdad University, 2008 - 2012.
RESEARCH INTERESTS
Financial Management, Production and Operations Management, Banking Management, Human Resource Management, and Marketing Management.
Scopus Publications
Scopus Publications
Karam Emad Hamdy, Azzam Khalid Chyad, Jateen Raoof Mahmood, and Nazar Habeeb Abbas
Creative Publishing House
Background: Despite extensive research, the relationship between Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) and financial success is still unclear. Variables specific to the industry might be significant in understanding these differences. This research examines the effect of CSR on financial performance in different sectors. Objective: The article aims to provide a thorough analysis of the impact of CSR programs on the financial performance of different companies. It aims to assess which sectors gain the most advantages from CSR initiatives and how industry variables impact this correlation. Methods: The study utilizes a combination of quantitative and qualitative analysis methods in a mixed-methods approach. Regression models were utilized to analyze financial data from 500 companies in ten sectors over a decade to assess the impact of CSR on financial results. Furthermore, case studies and interviews were conducted with industry professionals to gain a deeper insight into the operational mechanisms. Results: The findings show significant differences among industries in the relationship between CSR and financial performance. Industries that are highly visible to consumers, like retail and consumer goods, show a strong positive link between corporate social responsibility efforts and financial success. On the other hand, industries like heavy manufacturing, which have less interaction with consumers, demonstrate a less strong connection. Conclusion: The effect of CSR on economic performance differs depending on the industry. Increased visibility and interaction with customers enhance the advantages of CSR programs, suggesting that companies need to tailor their CSR approach to fit their specific industry. Managers and policymakers can use these discoveries to improve financial results through optimized CSR investments
Ahmed Saeed Rashied, Azzam Khalid Chyad, Wadah Qasem, and Nazar Habeeb Abbas
Creative Publishing House
Background: Financial management reforms are vital for enhancing public sector efficiency, transparency, and accountability. These reforms aim to optimize budget allocation, reduce fiscal wastage, and improve governance. Objective: This study evaluates the impact of financial management reforms implemented across public sector institutions in five global regions between 2015 and 2023. Key performance indicators assessed include budget efficiency, financial transparency, and wastage reduction. Methods: A mixed-methods approach was utilized, incorporating quantitative analysis of financial data from 60 public sector institutions across five regions. A total of 180 financial reports were reviewed alongside 30 qualitative interviews with key stakeholders such as finance officers and policymakers. The study employed regression analysis, Difference-in-Differences (DiD), and thematic coding to analyze the impact of the reforms. Results: The results revealed a 19.3% improvement in budget efficiency, with transparency scores increasing by 25%. Wastage across key sectors such as health and infrastructure was reduced by over 50%, particularly in regions like Sub-Saharan Africa and South Asia. Conclusion: Financial management reforms significantly improved fiscal performance, transparency, and wastage reduction in public sector institutions. However, the success of these reforms depends heavily on institutional capacity and political will, emphasizing the need for continuous support and capacity-building initiatives to sustain progress.
Nazar Habeeb Abbas
Emerald
PurposeThe purpose of this research is to determine the nature of the relationship between sporting, financial performance and a stock price of football clubs by adopting the quarterly financial statements of the European clubs that represent the research sample: Juventus, Borussia Dortmund and Olympique Lyonnais, which helps clubs’ managers in evaluating the sporting and financial performance effect on the share price at the quarterly level.Design/methodology/approachThe research is performed using the panel data technique, for Juventus, Borussia Dortmund and Olympique Lyonnais (2007–2016). The sporting performance is represented by the quarterly rate of the number of goals scored by the club to the number of goals scored against it; the quarterly rate of the number of wins to the total number of matches played by the club in local and international competitions. At the same time, financial performance is represented by the quarterly rate of current ratio, the quarterly rate of the leverage ratio, and the quarterly rate of earnings per share (EPS).FindingsThe analysis of the results was distributed at two levels: macro and micro. The analysis at the macro-level dealt with the correlation and influence between the sports performance indicators and the financial performance indicators of the three clubs combined on the share prices of those clubs. The micro-level performance is analyzed separately from the macro analysis. The results indicated that there was an effect on macro analysis. As for the microanalysis, the results showed no effect of the sporting performance of the three clubs on their share price.Research limitations/implicationsThe main implications of this research reveal the weakness of the correlation between the clubs' share price in the financial market, possibly due to the quarterly rate of the data. But there is a slight change for Juventus. There is a moderate correlation between the quarterly sporting performance indicators of this club and the quarterly average of its share price in the market.Practical implicationsThe main implications of this research reveal the weakness of the correlation between the clubs' share price in the financial market, possibly due to the quarterly rate of the data. But there is a slight change for Juventus. There is a moderate correlation between the quarterly sporting performance indicators of this club and the quarterly average of its share price in the market.Social implicationsThe social implications of the current research are clear by dealing with the relationship between the sports and Financial performance of football clubs and its relationship to the price of its shares in the financial market. The success of football clubs in achieving sporting victory attracts more fans. This leads to an increase in the club's profits and consequently to an increase in the price of its shares in the financial markets. Therefore, the societal benefit will be achieved by increasing the enjoyment of the audience and increasing the revenues of the club and the city to which it belongs.Originality/valueThe originality of this research is represented in its use of quarterly data to clarify the relationship between the sporting and financial performance of a sample of European football clubs with the price of its shares in the financial markets. Therefore, this research differs from previous research that used only daily and annual data for clubs to clarify the relationship between their sporting and financial performance.
RECENT SCHOLAR PUBLICATIONS
Publications
1- The impact sporting and financial performance of football clubs on their stock price: an analytical study of European clubs sample listed in the financial market
2- The Impact of Compassionate Leadership in Enhancing Organizational effectiveness
3- The Role of Marketing Ethics in Achieving Social Responsibility - An Exploratory Study of a Sample of Malls Clients in Baghdad
4- Application of Manufacturing Resources Planning System (MRP II) in the High Education Sector
5- Application of business management in the field of football with study of the case of Spanish clubs (Real Madrid) and (Barcelona)
6- Short-term demand forecasting methods for blood - An applied study at the National Center for Blood Transfusion
7- Approaches to customer profitability analysis - An analytical theoretical study
8- Real options theory and its applications In Strategic Human Resource Management
9- Strategic business investment in football / Dar Al-Yazori For Publishing and Distribution / Amman 2014.
INDUSTRY EXPERIENCE
Courses he taught: Production and Operations Management, Financial Management, Banking Accounting, International Management, Information Technology, Public Job Ethics, and Principles of Democracy.
He has participated in many courses, including English language learning, a computer-based software application (Ward, Excel), and e-learning.
SOCIAL, ECONOMIC, or ACADEMIC BENEFITS
He obtained 12 letters of thanks during his tenure in public and private colleges.