AN ANALYSIS OF THE LITERATURE ON ISLAMIC BANK RISK-TAKING
Date
2018-10-11
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Department of Banking & Finance, Nasarawa State University, Keffi
Abstract
This article reviews empirical literature on Islamic banks risk-taking behaviour and point out directions for future research. Extant studies on Islamic banking risk-taking have identified risk associated with the Islamic banking product. The paper discusses different scholar’s findings and highlight areas of concerns. Recent studies focus on risk-taking behaviour with emphasis on area of governance, ownership structures and performance. The paper discusses issues that are important to Islamic banking risk-taking behaviour and discover areas for future research.
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Islamic Banking, Risk-Taking Behaviour, Global Financial Crisis.
Citation
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