Samir Trabelsi

Samir Trabelsi is a Professor of Accounting at the Goodman School of Business, Brock University. His research focuses on corporate governance, financial accounting policies, and the intersection of environmental and social factors with financial decision-making. Key areas of study include executive compensation dynamics, CSR performance impacts on investment behavior, and the role of disclosure practices in shaping creditor and investor perceptions.

His work spans topics such as real earnings management in IPO contexts, the influence of religiosity on leadership appointments, and greenwashing effects on debt costs. Dr. Trabelsi has contributed to understanding bankruptcy prediction models, mutual fund governance in Canada, and cross-cultural financial attitudes across six nations.

His research has been published in high-impact journals and addresses contemporary issues such as ESG integration in financial reporting, regulatory frameworks for XBRL adoption, and the implications of Shariah-compliant banking practices.