The study, titled "Boardroom Diversity and Financial Performance in Palestinian Banks and Insurers," was developed as part of the Forensic Accounting course in the Master’s program. It explores the impact of boardroom diversity on financial performance, providing valuable insights into corporate governance practices within the Palestinian banking and insurance sectors. By analyzing the role of diversity in financial decision-making and performance, the research contributes to a broader understanding of governance frameworks in emerging markets.

Published in Discover Sustainability, a peer-reviewed journal with an impact factor of 2.4, the study is indexed in Web of Science and Scopus and ranks in Q2 globally, reflecting its high academic quality and research impact. The journal, published by Springer, is recognized for disseminating influential research in the fields of sustainability, governance, and economic development.

This achievement highlights An-Najah National University’s commitment to advancing scientific inquiry and promoting academic excellence. The university remains dedicated to supporting faculty members and students in producing high-impact research that contributes to the global academic community and addresses critical economic and governance challenges. Encouraging postgraduate students to engage in international scholarly publications aligns with An-Najah’s vision of fostering innovation, research excellence, and knowledge exchange at both regional and global levels.

For more details on the published research, visit:
https://doi.org/10.1007/s43621-025-00836-3