Proceedings of the Research Conference on Business Studies (RCBS) 2020

The RCBS provides a forum for academics and other professionals in the field of management to present their research to a wide audience of academics policy makers’ representatives from industry and students.

2020

Theme : Business Transformation: Merging the West and the EastProceedings 2020

List of Abstracts and Authors

Track 1: Accounting

  1. The level of Internet Financial Reporting Disclosure in listed companies in Sri Lanka
    Krishnasamy, T and Pratheepkanth, P
  2. Does board diversity affect Corporate Social Responsibility in Sri Lanka?
    Pratheepkanth, P and Arulvel, K. K
  3. Impact of ownership pattern and board structure on Corporate Social Responsibility Reporting: A study of listed Banks in Sri Lanka
    Pamila, S and Sangeerthana, P
  4. Impact of value relevance of accounting information on share price: A study of listed Banks in Sri Lanka
    Sangeerthana, P and Pamila, S
  5. Impact of audit committees and boards on the quality of reported earnings: A study of listed Diversified Holdings industry in Sri Lanka
    Nihuma, F
  6. The impact of firms’ earnings on the stock market: A study on Food Beverage and Tobacco industry in Colombo Stock Exchange
    Kasthury, S and Anandasayanan, S
  7. The impact of income on tax compliance: The empirical evidence from small and medium taxpayers of Sri Lanka
    Nadee, D and Premaratna, S. P
  8. Right issue announcements and share prices: An event study approach
    Jayarathne, M. D. S and Samarakoon, S. M. R. K
  9. The role of traditional and modern financial performance metrics in predicting shareholders’ wealth
    Alahakoon, A. M. U. M. P
  10. Firm-specific characteristics and environmental disclosure: A study of selected listed companies in Sri Lanka
    Silva, M. A. G. A. D
  11. Intellectual capital and financial performance of Sri Lankan Listed manufacturing companies
    Thusintha, M
  12. The level of environmental disclosures in annual reports and firm-specific attributes of Sri Lankan listed companies
    Wijekumara, J. M. N, Madushanka, D. M. T and Kumara P. M. S

Track 2: Finance

  1. Easter attack 2019 and Hotel and Travel sector in Sri Lanka: An event study approach
    Kodithuwakku, K.A.S.S and Samarakoon, S.M.R.K
  2. Stock market liquidity and firm performance: Evidence from a Frontier Market
    Fernando, W. M. D. N and Samarakoon, S. M. R. K
  3. Asset pricing with liquidity risk: Evidence from a Frontier Market
    Herath, H. M. K. M and Samarakoon, S. M. R. K
  4. Stock market liquidity and firm dividend policy: Evidence from a Frontier Market
    Hettiarachchi, M.H.A.S.U and Samarakoon, S.M.R.K
  5. Role of heuristic on individual investment performance
    Pratheepan, N and Rathiranee, Y
  6. Corporate financial distress prediction: An application of Multiple Discriminant analysis
    Rathnayake, K. D. S. M and Samarakoon, S.M.R. K
  7. Corporate risk management and firm performance: Sri Lankan perspective
    Rozairo, H. P and Samarakoon, S. M. R. K
  8. Financial performance on share price: A study of listed Banks in Sri Lanka
    Panuja, E
  9. Beta and returns: Evidence from Colombo Stock Exchange
    Fernando, P. M. S and Samarakoon, S. M. R. K
  10. Credit risk management and financial performance: A study of listed Banks in Sri Lanka
    Asvini, N and Pamila, S
  11. Factors influencing the financial satisfaction of CSE investors in Jaffna district
    Luxan, K and Kengatharan, L
  12. Capital structure and investment growth: A case study of listed manufacturing companies in Sri Lanka
    Jonathan, K and Balagobei, S

Track 3: Human Resource Management

  1. Training and development and employees’ performance: A study based on state banks in Jaffna
    Sumangala, P and Raveendran, T
  2. Humour at the workplace: Leader’s humour and employee’s trust in the leader
    Robinson, J
  3. Green Human Resource Management research in emergence: A review and future directions
    Ajenthiny, A
  4. The role of abusive supervision on the relationship between person-job fit and engagement
    Robinson, J
  5. Reward and job satisfaction among the nurses in the Jaffna teaching hospital
    Ajenthiny, J
  6. A comparison study of the top five journals on Human Resource Management indexed with Scopus
    Janen, T
  7. The role of labour law in the protection of employees during COVID-19 pandemic in Sri Lanka
    Mudalige, N. K. K and Edirisinghe, A. A
  8. The relationship between emotional intelligence and job performance. A study among Sri Lankan teachers
    Yahiyan F. S
  9. The impact of protean career orientation on career planning
    Shanthakumary, M. C. M. A and Velnampy, T
  10. Mediating effect of job engagement on the relationship between leadership styles and organizational performance
    Khan S. A and Athifah, N
  11. The impact of stress in Sri Lankan youth
    Yahiyan, F. S
  12. Factors influencing the effectiveness of bilingual educational programs by a selected school in Jaffna zone
    Ganeshalingam, M

Track 4: Business Economics and Entrepreneurship

  1. Factors affecting the utilization of machinery for paddy cultivation: Special reference to Ibbagamuwa Divisional Secretariat Division
    Bandara, N. R. S. R, Weerasinghe, K. G. G and Jaysinghe, N. M. A
  2. Household income and expenditure behavior in Northern Province in Sri Lanka: A non-parametric analysis
    Koperunthevy, K, Paulina Mary G. P and Neruja, N
  3. Determinants of market participation: Special reference to paddy farmers in Verugal Division
    Suventhiran, K and Karunaanithy, K
  4. Non-performance of contractual obligations in international commercial contracts in the wake of Coronavirus: A legal perspective
    Yasoda, W
  5. Entrepreneurial motivation and self-employment intention: Special reference to management undergraduates in Jaffna district
    Jasintha, N and Renusha, V
  6. Effect of microfinance services on the performance of micro-entrepreneurs: A study in Pilimathalawa area
    Swarnika, K. L and Pushpanathan, A
  7. An insight into the critical success factors influence on women entrepreneurship
    Mathushan, P and Pushpanathan, A
  8. The challenges and consequences of Covid-19 epidemic on entrepreneurship: A qualitative study on entrepreneurs
    Mathushan, P, Kengatharan, N, Nanthagopan, Y

Track 5: Knowledge Management and Project Management

  1. The impact of knowledge sharing on performance: Evidence from Sri Lankan public sector employees
    Abeyrathna, S. P. G. M and Priyadarshana, A. J. M
  2. A review of methodological choice: Research paradigm underpins
    Tharsika, K and Pratheepkanth, P
  3. Knowledge sharing behaviour among Sri Lankan public University undergraduates: An application and extension of the theory of planned behaviour
    Sasiraj, S, Umanakenan, R and Achchuthan, S
  4. Qualifying title statements of library catalogue of the University of Jaffna
    Ketheeswaren, S, Charles, E. Y and Chandrasekar, K
  5. A critical evaluation of resonant and dissonant leadership and their implications during the COVID-19 pandemic situation in Sri Lanka
    Poongothai, S and NoorulSafna, M. I
  6. Street illuminance level analysis towards responsive headlight automation
    Kuhanesan, S and Amjath, M. I. M
  7. Risks and risk management of Kandy City Wastewater Management Project (KCWMP)
    Dasanayaka, D. M. T. and De Zoysa, M
  8. Effects of project risk management strategies on project performance
    Thilakarathna, R. D. G. N. M and Mathivathany, S
  9. Participatory Approaches in Community Development Projects: An exploratory study of NGOs in Northern Province
    Diluxshana, T Nanthagopan. Y and Thirugnanasampanthar, S

Track 6: Marketing and Hospitality Management

  1. Impact of celebrity endorsement on brand image among Sri Lankan adolescents: Special reference to Manmunai North of Batticaloa district
    Luckmizankaria, P
  2. Online banking functionality and customer satisfaction: Empirical evidence from Northern Province, Sri Lanka
    Sutharsiny, J and Umakanth, N
  3. Green consumer values: Consumer’s lifestyle towards eco-friendly products and purchase intention in the Fast Moving Consumer Goods (FMCG) sector
    Gunawardana, T. S. L.W
  4. Customer service encounter satisfaction of super shop: A study on Dhaka City
    Md. Nahid, M and Fatema, A
  5. Does social media advertising enhance consumers’ purchase intention?
    Md. Abdul, A, Mst. Anjuman, A, Rafijul, A and Tusher, G
  6. Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) activities and brand equity of Dialog Axiata PLC, Sri Lanka
    Madubashini D. K, Pushpanathan A
  7. Linking social capital and people’s involvement in the tourism context of Sri Lanka: Special Reference to the Mirrisa, Galle district
    Shanmuganathan, K, Abeysekera, N, Gamini, L.P.S and Chandralal, L
  8. Analyzing the relationship between destination attributes and satisfaction of tourists who visit Rathnapura district
    Sumithra N. K
  9. The relationship between motivation and retention in the homestay business in Ella
    Sumithra N. K
  10. Potential of enhancing agro-tourism in agrarian land Gurubeula Matara, Sri Lanka
    Shammika D. L. A. H and Sooriarachchi N