Journal of Money‚ Investment and Banking ISSN 1450-288X Issue 22 (2011) © EuroJournals Publishing‚ Inc. 2011 http://www.eurojournals.com/JMIB.htm The Performance Analysis of Islamic and Conventional Banks: The Pakistan’s Perspective Mian Muhammad Ashraf M. Phil Scholar‚ Superior University of Lahore E-mail: Ashraf.iub@gmail.com Tel: 0092-300-7808066 Zia-ur-Rehman Lecturer‚ Hailey College of Commerce University of the Punjab‚ Lahore E-mail: Ziaurrehman_hailey@hotmail.com Abstract The intent of
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thing across different industries? ( performance analysis slide 58) • Commercial banks Reserve requirements Held asset ( liquidity requirements) • Savings and loans associations Held as capital or net worth • Insurance companies Policy reserves are liabilities PV of expected claims – PV (estimated receipts of premiums + investment income ) Insurers reserves : analogous to deposits 8. What do we mean by market‚ industry‚ and company analysis
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environmental‚ re ligious‚ and with the global economic crisis‚ which still affect most sectors of the economy‚ all of these reasons with other of reasons‚ imposed on this social science that is evolving in terms of quality‚ style and methods applied in order to reach the results of accounting more acceptable in solving accounting problems of contemporary created by these new circumstances in all walks of life‚ economic and financial in particular‚ its influence over various areas of the
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of the Hong Kong Economy after the Financial Crisis Cao Hongliu School of Management‚ Guangdong University of Technology‚ Guangdong‚ P.R.China‚ 510520 (E-mail: hongliucao@126.com) Abstract This paper analyzes the current economic development and the status of leading industries in Hong Kong. It shows that Hong Kong economy‚ which is mainly comprised of the service industry in particular‚ facing with both opportunities and challenges after the financial crisis. Hong Kong economy has a wide range
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KEY SUCCESS FACTORS IN THE BANKING INDUSTRY. A key success factor is the thing that most affects the ability of a company to succeed in the market. A company must develop competence on its industry’s key success factors if it has to remain successful. Sound strategy incorporates efforts to be competent on all key industry success factors and to excel on at least one factor. The key success factors in the banking industry include: 1) Management – Management plays a key role in ensuring
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The latest history of the Irish economy: from Celtic Tiger to the financial crisisCeltic tiger is a term used to describe the economy of Ireland during a period of rapid economic growth starting in the second part of the 1990s and ending in approximately 2007-2008. During that time Ireland experienced a boom which transformed the country from one of the poorest states in Europe into one of the wealthiest. The term Celtic Tiger was first coined by an Irish economist Morgan Stanley and derives from
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An Analysis of the Financial Crisis of 2008: Causes and Solutions By Austin Murphy* ________________________________________________________________________ *by Austin Murphy‚ Professor of Finance‚ Oakland University‚ SBA‚ Rochester‚ MI 48309-4493 (248-370-2125; jamurphy@oakland.edu). Electronic copy available at: http://ssrn.com/abstract=1295344 Abstract This research evaluates the fundamental causes of the current financial crisis. Close financial analysis indicates that theoretical
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COMM 422 Fall 2007 Midterm October 18‚ 2007 Name: ____________________________ Student Number: ____________________ 1. Is money a better store of value in Canada (Canadian dollar) or in US (US dollar) today? Why? In which country would you have been more willing to hold money? (6 points) 2. Calculate the yield to maturity of the following $1000 bonds: a two-year bond selling for $900 with a current yield of 10% and a one-year bond selling for $900 with a current yield
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The Developing Economies‚ XXXVII-4 (December 1999): 417–38 THE MALAYSIAN FINANCIAL CRISIS: ECONOMIC IMPACT AND RECOVERY PROSPECTS MOHAMED ARIFF SYARISA YANTI ABUBAKAR I. INTRODUCTION to the crisis‚ Malaysia had been dubbed as one of the miracle economies in East Asia owing to its maintenance of high growth rates averaging 8.9 per cent during the period 1988–96 in addition to low inflation rate of about 3–4 per cent per year. Moreover‚ the increasing emphasis on manufacturing‚ and electronics
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Impact on Industries That’s the macro picture. A sectoral analysis sheds more light on the possible damage to different industries. "Terrorism’s economic impact has normally been short lived‚" says a report titled‚ Economic Impact of Terrorism‚ by securities firm Anand Rathi Financial Services. "The immediate impact of terrorism is the loss of life‚ destruction of property and loss of man-days. Terrorist acts also cause uncertainty‚ which impacts economic activity. Tourism is one of the first
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