Performance of islamic banking in Malaysia : A comparative study
This study aims to revisit the performance of Malaysia’s Islamic banking which is based interest-free principle or principle of Profit-and-Loss (PLS) sharing during the financial crisis by extending pertaining period of 2006-2010 based on financial ratios. The study provides information on the is...
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| Format: | Final Year Project Report |
| Language: | English |
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Universiti Malaysia Sarawak, (UNIMAS)
2012
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| Online Access: | http://ir.unimas.my/id/eprint/6024/8/PERFORMANCE%20OF%20ISLAMIC%20BANKING%20IN%20MALAYSIA%20-A%20COMPARATIVE%20STUDY%28OCR%29.pdf http://ir.unimas.my/id/eprint/6024/ |
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| Summary: | This study aims to revisit the performance of Malaysia’s Islamic banking which is
based interest-free principle or principle of Profit-and-Loss (PLS) sharing during the
financial crisis by extending pertaining period of 2006-2010 based on financial
ratios. The study provides information on the issue of bank performance particularly
during the pre and post–subprime crisis period of 2008. The study is looking at the
examination of difference performance of local Islamic banks in comparison with
foreign Islamic banks in Malaysia. And found that foreign Islamic banks are less
profitable, less risky and more solvent, more liquid and also less efficient in
compared to the local Islamic banks during the year 2006-2010. By applying t-test
analysis to twelve financial ratios, this study exhibit that, there is a partially
significant difference between independent variables and performance of local and
foreign Islamic banks. Albeit, the study found that foreign Islamic banks is less
profitable, less risky and more solvent, more liquid and also less efficient, however,
the foreign Islamic banks is improving over time indicating convergence with the
performance of the local Islamic banks. |
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