Islamic Finance

doi:10.1017/9783940924193

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Edited by Mehmet Asutay, Abdullah Q. Turkistani

Publisher:: Gerlach Books
Online publication date:: September 2025
Print publication year:: 2016
Online ISBN:: 9783940924193
DOI:: https://doi.org/10.1017/9783940924193

Subjects:: Economics, Finance and Accountancy

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The growth, stability and resilience of Islamic finance is now a well established fact. However, in order to achieve sustainable growth the Islamic finance industry has to be able to maintain its competitive edge by generating higher efficiency and performance. The studies in this volume aim at providing empirical and comparative perspectives on the performance and efficiency of the Islamic finance industry through a number of econometric models, with a specific focus on the GCC countries supported by comparative cases.

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Frontmatter
pp i-iv

Contents
pp v-vi

Introduction
pp 1-10

1 - Determining the Efficiency of Islamic and Conventional Commercial Banks in the GCC: Meta Frontier Analysis
pp 11-50

2 - The Profitability and Efficiency of Islamic Banking: A Comparative Study of Conservatives, Moderates and Liberals
pp 51-62

3 - Performance of Islamic Unit Trust Funds In 2005-2011 Period: A Regional Comparison
pp 63-106

4 - Investigation into the Managerial Investment Skills of Islamic and Conventional Equity Mutual Fund Managers in Saudi Arabia
pp 107-130

5 - Wavelet Analysis of Stock Price Behavior: Evidence from Dow Jones Islamic GCC Stock Index Returns
pp 131-150

6 - Efficiency and Stock Market Performance of Islamic Banks in GCC Countries
pp 151-172

7 - Impact of Global Financial Crisis on Islamic and Conventional Stocks in the GCC Stock Markets: An Application of Arc h and GARCH Methods
pp 173-200

8 - Determinants of Sukuk Prices in the GCC Region from 2006-2011: Under the Prism of Risk Analysis
pp 201-232

9 - Factors Influencing the Excess Returns of Sukuk: An Empirical Analysis on USD Denominated Sukuk Issued by Corporations in the Gulf Cooperation Council Countries
pp 233-254

10 - Bank Supervision, Regulation and Efficiency: Evidence from GCC Dual Banking
pp 255-286

11 - Factors Influencing Islamic Social Reporting (ISR): An Empirical Study in Islamic Banks in Indonesia, Malaysia and the GCC Countries
pp 287-308

12 - Service Quality in Islamic and Conventional Banks in Kuwait: Analysis of Customers’ Perceptions
pp 309-332

13 - An Empirical Study of Perceived Service Quality of Islamic Banks: A Comparison between Malaysia and Kuwait
pp 333-346

14 - Participants’ Perceptions about Takaful Operators Disclosure System: An Empirical Study on Saudi Arabia
pp 347-374

Glossary of Arabic Terms in Islamic Finance
pp 375-378

About the Contributors
pp 379-386

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