Scrutinizing dual banking fragility: evidence from high-income and middle-income countries / Nur Hazimah Amran

The fragility of an individual bank impacts significantly on other banks given, the nature of the banking system in which various banks are interconnected, especially in terms of inter-financing activities. This creates a domino effect that could possibly jeopardize the whole banking system in the c...

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Main Author:	Amran, Nur Hazimah
Format:	Thesis
Language:	English
Published:	2022
Subjects:	Finance and cycles Financial crises Convergence (Economics) Banking
Online Access:	https://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/78290/1/78290.pdf
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spelling	my-uitm-ir.782902023-06-02T00:53:50Z Scrutinizing dual banking fragility: evidence from high-income and middle-income countries / Nur Hazimah Amran 2022 Amran, Nur Hazimah Finance and cycles. Financial crises. Convergence (Economics) Banking The fragility of an individual bank impacts significantly on other banks given, the nature of the banking system in which various banks are interconnected, especially in terms of inter-financing activities. This creates a domino effect that could possibly jeopardize the whole banking system in the country, and to a large extent, might affect other countries. This could be attributed to the significance of the banking industry in a country. The stability of the banks empowers sustainability and growth in the industry. Banks become more fragile if excessive risks persist, especially liquidity risk and capital risk. This study aims (i) to investigate the possible factors influencing dual banks fragility; (ii) to assess the interaction effects of a) financing growth, b) banks size, c) credit risk, and d) income diversification on the relationship between the potential driver(s) and banks fragility; (iii) to distinguish the intensity of banks fragility between Islamic and conventional banks for high-income and middle-income countries; and (iv) to compare the level of banks fragility between high-income and middle-income countries for Islamic and conventional banks. 2022 Thesis https://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/78290/ https://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/78290/1/78290.pdf text en public phd doctoral Universiti Teknologi MARA (UiTM) Faculty of Business and Management Ahmad, Wahidah
institution	Universiti Teknologi MARA
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advisor	Ahmad, Wahidah
topic	Finance and cycles Financial crises Convergence (Economics) Banking
spellingShingle	Finance and cycles Financial crises Convergence (Economics) Banking Amran, Nur Hazimah Scrutinizing dual banking fragility: evidence from high-income and middle-income countries / Nur Hazimah Amran
description	The fragility of an individual bank impacts significantly on other banks given, the nature of the banking system in which various banks are interconnected, especially in terms of inter-financing activities. This creates a domino effect that could possibly jeopardize the whole banking system in the country, and to a large extent, might affect other countries. This could be attributed to the significance of the banking industry in a country. The stability of the banks empowers sustainability and growth in the industry. Banks become more fragile if excessive risks persist, especially liquidity risk and capital risk. This study aims (i) to investigate the possible factors influencing dual banks fragility; (ii) to assess the interaction effects of a) financing growth, b) banks size, c) credit risk, and d) income diversification on the relationship between the potential driver(s) and banks fragility; (iii) to distinguish the intensity of banks fragility between Islamic and conventional banks for high-income and middle-income countries; and (iv) to compare the level of banks fragility between high-income and middle-income countries for Islamic and conventional banks.
format	Thesis
qualification_name	Doctor of Philosophy (PhD.)
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author	Amran, Nur Hazimah
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author_sort	Amran, Nur Hazimah
title	Scrutinizing dual banking fragility: evidence from high-income and middle-income countries / Nur Hazimah Amran
title_short	Scrutinizing dual banking fragility: evidence from high-income and middle-income countries / Nur Hazimah Amran
title_full	Scrutinizing dual banking fragility: evidence from high-income and middle-income countries / Nur Hazimah Amran
title_fullStr	Scrutinizing dual banking fragility: evidence from high-income and middle-income countries / Nur Hazimah Amran
title_full_unstemmed	Scrutinizing dual banking fragility: evidence from high-income and middle-income countries / Nur Hazimah Amran
title_sort	scrutinizing dual banking fragility: evidence from high-income and middle-income countries / nur hazimah amran
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Scrutinizing dual banking fragility: evidence from high-income and middle-income countries / Nur Hazimah Amran

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