Product Quality and Corporate Financial Performance of Bursa Malaysia

This study aims to attain a set of goals that is the most significant of which are: identifying the factors causing the success of accounting information systems (AIS) and their repercussions on the performance of organizations in Malaysian small and medium sized enterprises. This paper utilised 101 small and medium enterprises from 2015 to 2020. The results show there are a positive effect of AIS on organizations performance. The AIS supporting the performance and raise the quality of the organization’s performance. The study recommended the need to give special priority to attention to the quality of the AIS and the importance of developing AIS continuously in line with the needs and desires of the beneficiaries.

“…Cultural stability and knowledge by using annual reports 0 for non-indicates and 1 for indicates (Topash, 2014;Abbas et al, 2022& Al-Saedi & Abbas, 2023.…”

Section: Methodsmentioning

confidence: 99%

The Impact of Accounting Information Systems on Organization Performance in Malaysian Small and Medium Sized Enterprises

Mousa Sabti,

Ali Alqudhaye,

Jaber Al Mousawi

et al. 2023

“…The rental sector in the UAE represents about half of the real estate sector, as it is one of the basics on which the economy is based and one of the essential fundamental pillars in the economic sector (The accelerating of growth of the real estate market in the Gulf countries in 2023, 2023). To establish a well-functioning and equitable housing and real estate sector system, it is essential to establish targeted regulations and controls designed to foster balanced development and promote sustainable solutions for the challenges confronting the industry (Al-Saedi & Abbas, 2023;Sanna, 2023;Abdelgalil, 2005). Such measures are instrumental in safeguarding the rights of all stakeholders involved in the sector.…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

The Role of the Rental Dispute Center on the Rental Sector in Dubai an Analytical Overview

Sanna

2023

The rental sector in the UAE represents about half of the real estate sector, as it is one of the basics on which the economy is based and one of the essential basic pillars in the economic sector. Due to that, the local legislator intervened in the Emirate of Dubai to achieve transparency in this sector and protect dealers’ rights. Therefore, the government established a Rental Dispute Center Dubai (RDCA) to resolve rental disputes arising between the parties from the rental contract. In this regard, the article examines the extent of the contribution of the RDCA to the development of the real estate sector and the provision of a safe and stable environment for investors on the one hand and for the parties to the rental relationship on the other. The article adopted the social legal research methodology. The data were examined using an analytical and critical approach. It found that the RDCA has been demonstrated to effectively accomplish simplicity, expediency, and efficiency in resolving rental disputes, thereby distinguishing itself from the judicial system. It also has significantly contributed to safeguarding the rights of all involved parties within the rental relationship, thereby augmenting the growth and advancement of the real estate sector. However, the article recommends that certain legal provisions that appear to contradict the principle of judicial independence be revised in order to fully realise the goals for which the RDCA was established.

Sustainability Development and Organizational Performance in a Developing Economy: Evidence from Malaysia

Al-Saedi¹,

Abbas²

2023

The purpose of this paper is to determine the impact of the sustainability development (SD) on the organizational performance (OP) of Bursa Malaysia as a developing economy. This paper used secondary data obtained from the content analysis of annual reports and Datastream of 140 samples listed on Bursa Malaysia for the period of 2008-2018 and used the WLS and OLS regressions. The results show that there is a positive relationship among SD and its determinants (energy, general public, product, and employee) with OP. To the knowledge of the reviewers, this paper has a significant impact in terms of SD in organizations in Bursa Malaysia.