Sulaiman Weshah
In 2000, Dr. Sulaiman Weshah finished his first academic degree in accounting and started the practical field as accountant in Doha, Qatar for three years. Then, in 2003 up to 2010. Dr. Weshah came back to Jordan to start his jobs within Jordan Cement Company (Lafarge) started as payroll and benefits accountant, then as general ledger accountant, after that became as fixed assets accounting and bank reconciliation section head, and finally as internal audit and control section head. In 2011, Dr. Weshah finished more than 10 years practical experience in accounting and internal auditing and controlling , distributed between 3 years in Qatar, and 8 years in Jordan. From that time up to date Dr. Weshah started his work in academic field as lecturer and assistant professor in Al-Balqaa Applied University – Jordan. In addition, published many researches in accounting and related fields within international English and Arabic magazines, plus publishing book titled as basics of governmental accounting. Multiple accounting courses managed by Dr. Weshah during academic period, such as accounting principles, intermediate accounting, international financial and accounting standards, auditing, accounting information system (basics, designing, and auditing), governmental accounting, accounting in islamic banks, and many other subjects related to accounting. During this period, Dr. Wshah became an International Arab Certified Public Accountant (IACPA) and Certified in International Financial Reporting Standards (CertIFR). He enjoys delivering information using unique techniques. Therefore, he started his way in training in accounting, auditing and ERP systems. Farther more, Dr. weshah trained in several subjects related to accounting, financial and managerial fields. Such as, accounting for non accountants, practical implementation of accounting, Ms/Excel implementation in accounting, cash flow preparing, auditing and controlling, and governmental accounting reports.
Phone: 00962777052222
Address: Jordan - Amman
Phone: 00962777052222
Address: Jordan - Amman
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internal auditors in the Jordanian commercial banks. The study relied on the analytical descriptive approach,
where a questionnaire was designed to collect data associated to principles of Corporate Governance
(the protection of shareholders’ rights, equal treatment of all shareholders, role of stakeholders in the
governance, transparency and disclosure, the responsibilities of the Board of Directors).
The frame of the study consists of all 13 Jordanian commercial banks, which trade shares at Amman
Stock Exchange, where a simple random sample of 89 out of 220 internal auditors working in Jordanian
commercial banks was selected.
After the analysis of data through number of appropriate statistical methods. The results showed a
statistically significant effect of the impact of the principles of corporate governance on the independence of
internal auditors. The study recommend the need to achieve the separation of ownership and management
of commercial banks in Jordan, to ensure the selection of efficient management and independent of internal
auditor.
internal auditors in the Jordanian commercial banks. The study relied on the analytical descriptive approach,
where a questionnaire was designed to collect data associated to principles of Corporate Governance
(the protection of shareholders’ rights, equal treatment of all shareholders, role of stakeholders in the
governance, transparency and disclosure, the responsibilities of the Board of Directors).
The frame of the study consists of all 13 Jordanian commercial banks, which trade shares at Amman
Stock Exchange, where a simple random sample of 89 out of 220 internal auditors working in Jordanian
commercial banks was selected.
After the analysis of data through number of appropriate statistical methods. The results showed a
statistically significant effect of the impact of the principles of corporate governance on the independence of
internal auditors. The study recommend the need to achieve the separation of ownership and management
of commercial banks in Jordan, to ensure the selection of efficient management and independent of internal
auditor.