Determinants of Bank Performance: Conventional versus Islamic

Rozzani, Nabilah; Rahman, Rashidah Abdul

doi:10.17576/pengurusan-2013-39-12

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“…Overall results are in confirmatory with the findings of (Alzghoul, 2015;Islam & Ashrafuzzaman, 2016;Kamaruddin & Mohd, 2013;Karapinar & Dogan, 2015b;Rozzani & Rahman, 2013) and (Jaffar & Manarvi, 2011;Kouser & Saba, 2012). They also found that Shariah compliance banks are better in managerial quality, liquidity, profitability and capital adequacy.…”

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confidence: 90%

How Shariah Compliance and Traditional Banks Are Performing? A Case of Pakistan

Qureshi

Kalim²

2018

International Journal of Islamic Economics and Finance Studies

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The study is conducted with the objective of comparing shariah compliance and traditional banks of Pakistan from performance perspective. The relative investigations are conducted by means of ttest, for the period 2010-2017. Ratios based on CAMELS approach are applied to identify the managerial and monetary performance of shariah compliance and traditional banks of Pakistan. It is observed that Shariah compliance banks are significantly better in managing capital adequacy, management adequacy/quality, earning ability, liquidity and sensitivity to risk as compared to their traditional counterparts. The findings reveal significant implications for policy makers in assessing the capabilities of Shariah compliance and traditional banks in Pakistan, and for ascertaining the direction of future banking system in Pakistan. Findings of the study also underpin awareness and trust in Shariah compliance banks of Pakistan. Furthermore, according to authors information, there is no comprehensive research in Pakistan that differentiate the performance of Shariah compliance and traditional banks by applying CAMELS approach on variables under study as well as on current data set.

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confidence: 90%

How Shariah Compliance and Traditional Banks Are Performing? A Case of Pakistan

Qureshi

Kalim²

2018

International Journal of Islamic Economics and Finance Studies

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“…Thus bank performance is critical for its survival. Studies that examine determinants affecting the bank performance, such as [2], do not clarification concerning the bank risk determinants existed in relation to performance.…”

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confidence: 99%

Determinants of Liquidity and Market Risk and the Effect on Bank Performance in Bahrain and Malaysia Banking

Zolkifli¹,

Samsudin²,

Yusof³

2019

IJTEF

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This paper examines the determinants of liquidity and market risk of conventional and Islamic banks for two countries; Malaysia and Bahrain and the effect of the determinants on bank performance. Data were collected from 2008 to 2016 and analyzes using panel data analysis. The results reveal that bank capitalization and interest rate are significant determinants of liquidity and market risk respectively in both countries. In addition, banks capitalization and non-interest income/income attributable significantly affects performance in both banking system. The findings of this study among others can assist the banks in complying with the existing guidelines on risk management and supervision provided by the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision and Islamic Financial Services Board. Instead of that, this result also can coordinating technical and vocational education and training development with government departments responsible for trade and industry especially in banking system, workplace relations, and science and technology, to align skills being taught with government policy directions.

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“…We use CAR, ROA, ROE, NPF, FDR, and NB as independent variables. The independent variables are constructed based on previous studies (see, for example, Sufian & Noor, 2009;Ariyani, 2010;Ahmad & Noor, 2011;Sardar et al, 2011;Pambuko, 2016;Firdaus & Hosen, 2013;Mu'izzuddin & Isnurhadi, 2013;Rozzani & Rahman, 2013;Subandi & Ghozali, 2014;Lutfiana & Yulianto, 2015;Bisri, 2016;and Havidz et al, 2017).…”

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Determinants of Sharia Banks’ Efficiency In Indonesia: Panel Data Analysis

Shidiqi

Rachmawati

2018

JEP

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Nowadays, the development of Sharia Banks (SB) in Indonesia showed positive results. However, the development of SB is still slow because their competitiveness levels are far from the conventional banks, which is proven by the small amount of market shares. One of the efforts to gain competitiveness is by maintaining efficiency that it can give magnificent boost to the development. This paper aims to estimate factors that are affecting efficiency of Sharia banks in Indonesia. The use of panel data of 11 public SB from 2012 – 2016 and random effect regression illustrate how CAR, ROA, ROE, NPF, FDR and Number of Branches (NB) affect efficiency. In particular, we use Operating Expense Ratio (OER) to determine the efficiency level of Sharia Banks. The estimation finds that ROA, FDR, NB have reverse correlation toward OER, NPF has positive effect, and CAR as well as ROE are not significantly affect OER.

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Determinants of Bank Performance: Conventional versus Islamic

Cited by 9 publications

References 34 publications

How Shariah Compliance and Traditional Banks Are Performing? A Case of Pakistan

How Shariah Compliance and Traditional Banks Are Performing? A Case of Pakistan

Determinants of Liquidity and Market Risk and the Effect on Bank Performance in Bahrain and Malaysia Banking

Determinants of Sharia Banks’ Efficiency In Indonesia: Panel Data Analysis

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