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The role of customer intimacy in increasing Islamic bank customer loyalty in using e-banking and m-banking

, 2020
Purpose The purposes of this study are to develop an extended technology acceptance model (TAM) model by adding customer intimacy, perceived risk, trust and Sharia compliance as external variables, in which TAM is used as the evaluation method for the ...
Dipa Mulia, Hardius Usman, N. Parwanto
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Contrasting the drivers of customer loyalty; financing and depositor customer, single and dual customer, in Indonesian Islamic bank

Journal of Islamic Marketing, 2019
Purpose This study aims to investigate the drivers of loyalty in Indonesian Islamic banks, especially group of depositor vs financing customer and single vs dual customer.
Tika Kartika, Achmad Firdaus, M. Najib
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Determinants of Islamic bank stability in Asia

Journal of Islamic Accounting and Business Research
Purpose This study aims to analyze the factors that influenced the stability of Islamic banks in Asia. Design/methodology/approach The panel data consisted of 16 Asian countries operating Islamic banks from 2010 to 2019. The data were analyzed through
M. Iqbal, Lukmanul Hakim, M. Aziz
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Knowledge management lifecycle in Islamic bank: the case of syariah banks in Indonesia

International Journal of Knowledge Management Studies, 2020
Conventional banks have successfully implemented knowledge management strategy using various models to support their business performance. Meanwhile, limited study has been proposed regarding how Islamic banks manage different knowledge to support their ...
N. Nurdin, Khaeruddin Yusuf
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The effects of interest rate on Islamic bank financing instruments: Cross-country evidence from dual-banking systems

, 2020
In theory, the cornerstones of Islamic finance are interest avoidance and risk-sharing. In practice, however, Islamic banks seem to be lacking both, particularly the latter. We investigate the interest rate impact on Islamic banks' three most-widely used
Mirzet Šeho, O. Bacha, Edib Smolo
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Islamic Social Bank: An Adaptation of Islamic Banking?

Jurnal Pengurusan, 2016
ABSTRACT Islamic banking is an experiment of the viability of Islamic economy with the aim to fulfil the socioeconomic justice that balances the material and social aspects of finance. However, the current practice of Islamic banking has yet to address the moral issues in promoting a balance between social and economic justice.
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Do Mudarabah and Musharakah financing impact Islamic Bank credit risk differently?

Research In International Business and Finance, 2019
Extant literature still ponders over the influence of profit-loss sharing financing on Islamic bank credit risk. Comprehending that Mudarabah and Musharakah as profit-loss sharing financing retain different features, this study aims to investigate ...
T. Warninda, I. A. Ekaputra, R. Rokhim
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How ‘Islamic’ is Islamic Banking?

Journal of Economic Behavior & Organization, 2010
Abstract Islamic Banks hold well over US $700 billion in assets and are growing at over 15% p.a. Islamic Banking and Finance (IBF) involves wider ethical and moral issues than simply ‘interest-free’ transactions. Its advocates argue that these make it more economically efficient than conventional banking and promote greater economic equity and ...
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IT in Islamic Banks

2017
Key areas of discussion in the chapter focus on the role of technology and regulatory compliance as well as how technology intensity affects the performance of the Islamic banks. To capture the recent development of fintech in the banking sector, the chapter provides an insight on the role of fintech in Islamic finance.
Nafis Alam, Lokesh Gupta, Bala Shanmugam
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Islamic banking contracts and risk profile of Islamic banks

2013
This chapter aims to analyse the risk profile of Islamic banks through the identification and classification of the typical risks associated with the main Islamic banking contracts and through the overall effect that these risks have on the risk profile of Islamic financial institutions (IFIs) and their available capital. At this aim, it first explains
PORZIO, Claudio, STARITA, Maria Grazia
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