 | Level of Awareness about Islamic Banking Business among Graduates of Deeni Madaris in Pakistan.
Author: Zubair-ul-Haque
Department: Islamic Banking and Finance Faculty: International Institute of Islamic Economics
Degree: MS (Islamic Banking and Finance) Year: 2015 Call No: MS 332.10917671 ZUL
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| Determinants of Islamic banking industry's profitability in Pakistan
Author: Siddique, Muhammad Abubakar
Department: Islamic Banking and Finance Faculty: International Institute of Islamic Economics
Degree: MS (Islamic Banking and Finance) Year: 2014 Call No:
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| Lending and Deposit Behaviours of Conventional and Islamic Banks in Pakistan : Explaining the Role of Capital Adequacy.
Author: Sidra Abbasi
Department: Economics Faculty: International Institute of Islamic Economics
Degree: MS (Islamic Banking and Finance) Year: 2017 Call No: MS 332.1 SIL
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| Performance and Risk Analysis of Islamic and Conventional Banks in Pakistan: An Empirical Investigation using Classification Techniques
Author: Mamoona Riaz
Department: Islamic Banking and Finance Faculty: International Institute of Islamic Economics
Degree: MS (Islamic Banking and Finance) Year: 2016 Call No: MS 658.155 MAP
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| Income Diversification and the Profitability of Banks : A Comparative Analysis of Islamic VS Conventional Banks.
Author: Irum Bhatti
Department: Islamic Banking and Finance Faculty: Economics
Degree: MS (Islamic Banking and Finance) Year: 2016 Call No: MS 339.46 IRI
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| Decomposition of Market Concentration in Islamic and Conventional Banks of Pakistan.
Author: Mahnoor Jadoon
Department: Islamic Banking and Finance Faculty: International Institute of Islamic Economics
Degree: MS (Islamic Banking and Finance) Year: 2017 Call No: MS 332.10917 MAD
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| Loan Loss Provision, Bank Valuation and Discretion : a Comparative Study of Islamic and Conventional Banks of Pakistan.
Author: Syeda Dur- e- Najaf Zaidi
Department: Economics Faculty: International Institute of Islamic Economics
Degree: MS (Islamic Banking and Finance) Year: 2017 Call No: MS 332.1753 SYL
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| Risk Taking Behaviour and Capital Adequacy in Banking System of Pakistan
Author: Muhammad Khalid
Department: Islamic Banking and Finance Faculty: International Institute of Islamic Economics
Degree: MS (Islamic Banking and Finance) Year: 2017 Call No: MS 332.1 MUR
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| Factors Influencing the Choice between Islamic and Conventional Bank Accounts: evidence from Afghanistan.
Author: Hashmatullah
Department: Islamic Banking and Finance Faculty: International Institute of Islamic Economics
Degree: MS (Islamic Banking and Finance) Year: 2016 Call No: MS 332.1091767 HAF
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| Credit Risk: An Analysis of Banking Sector in Pakistan
Author: Nadia Abbas
Department: Economics and Finance Faculty: International Institute of Islamic Economics
Degree: MS (Islamic Banking and Finance) Year: 2016 Call No: MS 332.7 NAC
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| Downside Risk Analysis of Financial Institutions in Pakistan.
Author: Aniqa Mehmood
Department: Islamic Banking and Finance Faculty: International Institute of Islamic Economics
Degree: MS (Islamic Banking and Finance) Year: 2017 Call No: MS 332.1 AND
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| Market Integration Among Islamic Stock Indices : a Cross Country Analysis.
Author: Anum Fatima
Department: Economics Faculty: International Institute of Islamic Economics
Degree: MS (Islamic Banking and Finance) Year: 2017 Call No: MS 332.63 ANM
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| Profit Distribution Management : a Comparison of Islamic and Conventional Banks in Pakistan.
Author: Sadia Bashir
Department: Islamic Banking and Finance Faculty: International Institute of Islamic Economics
Degree: MS (Islamic Banking and Finance) Year: 2017 Call No: MS 332.1091767 SAP
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