BANK SPECIFIC AND MACROECONOMIC FACTORS INFLUENCING ISLAMIC BANKS DEPOSITS

Bank- Specific And Macroeconomic Determinants Of Profitability In Middle Eastern Banking

Liquidity Transformation Factors of Islamic Banks: An Empirical Analysis

Islamic banks face restrictions in refinancing due to the guidelines of the Shari ́ah prohibiting financial contracts and transactions based on interest, gambling and speculation as same as due to the lack of liquidity sources such as an interbank market, a lender of last resort or an asset market. This is the first study with empirical cross-country results focusing on liquidity transformation ...

Non-performing Loans and Bank Efficiency of Conventional and Islamic Banks in Oic Countries

Commercial Bank Non-interest Fee Charges: Are Fee Charges Different between Islamic Banks and Conventional Banks? Evidence from Bangladesh

In the Western world, consumers complain about the soaring of non-interest bank fees during the recent years, the post global financial crisis in particular. Commercial banks charge a variety of non-interest fees for their transactions. This paper empirically tests whether the free charges are significantly different between conventional commercial banks and interest free Islamic banks. The ave...

Bank Deposits and Relationship Lending∗

I study the role of deposit accounts in bank-firm lending relationships, using a dataset with detailed information about all Norwegian firms’ bank deposit and loan account balances. I show that firms are more likely to increase borrowing from a bank where they hold deposit accounts, and less likely to end the lending relationship. In regressions with both firm and bank fixed effects, I find tha...