All Stories

  1. Lender’s position in the profit and loss sharing Islamic finance: an analytical perspective of Izutsu’s hypotheses on “Islam” and “Hilm”
  2. Realising the Corporate Social Performance (CSP) of Takaful (Islamic Insurance) Operators through Drone-Assisted Disaster Victim Identification (DVI)
  3. “Sub-debt trap”: a real effect of an ill-design adoption of basel accord in the Bangladeshi banking industry
  4. The impact of COVID-19 on Islamic banks in Bangladesh: a perspective of Marxian “circuit of merchant’s capital”
  5. Economic Considerations of Legal Delimitation: Evidence from Judicial Verdicts in Bangladesh Courts
  6. Shari’ah-compliant benchmark and Shari’ah-based “raf’ al-haraj” benchmark on prohibition of riba
  7. A Critique of Bangladeshi Adoption of Basel Type Capital Regulation: An Institutional View
  8. Murabaha syndrome of Islamic banks: a paradox or product of the system?
  9. Incentives for conventional banks for the conversion into Islamic banks: evidence from Bangladesh
  10. Do Islamic banks need to earn extra profits?
  11. Dilemmas and Challenges in Islamic Finance
  12. Power, Property Rights, and Economic Development
  13. Challenges in the post-justice-seeking regime: the cases of Myanmar and Sri Lanka
  14. Banking and Economic Rent in Asia
  15. China’s ”New Normal”: An Interpretation from Institutional and Marxian Views
  16. Towards A Common Future
  17. Sufism and Suzuki Shōsan's Japanese Zen Teachings
  18. Shariah Minds in Islamic Finance / Mohd Daud Bakar
  19. Islamic teaching of altruism is supposes to increase Islamic equity finance/venture capital
  20. Recent trends in Islamic banks’ lending modes in Bangladesh: an evaluation
  21. Ownership and Capital Structure of Pakistani Non Financial Firms
  22. Justice-seeking in the perspective of rent-seeking
  23. Higher Education in Private Universities in Bangladesh : A Model for Quality Assurance
  24. Capital structure and managerial ownership: Evidence from Pakistan
  25. Cross Border M&As in Emerging Economies: Evidence from Indian Trends and Future Directions
  26. Will Quantitative Easing Enhance or Drain the Availability of Funds to Financial Markets?
  27. Impact of policy changes on the efficiency and returns-to-scale of Japanese financial institutions: An evaluation
  28. A new conceptualization of "Islamic Bank Rent"
  29. Islamic banking and the Grameen mode of microcredit in Bangladesh: an institutional comparison
  30. A Post‐Keynesian perspective on Islamic prohibition of Gharar
  31. An institutional political economy view on Thomas Nagel's ‘minimum humanitarian morality’ in global justice
  32. Does Bank Branch Network Expansion Contribute to Credit Expansion? The Sri Lankan Experience
  33. Financial Reform, Ownership and Performance in Banking Industry: The Case of Bangladesh
  34. The Grameen Bank “Empowering the Poor” Model of Microcredit: An Institutional Comparison with the Traditional Mode of the Japanese Banking System
  35. Japan's Financial Slump
  36. Transition Failure
  37. The LTCB Collapse: A Case Study
  38. Economic Environmental Changes and Institutional Changes
  39. Theoretical Framework and Basic Analysis of Monitoring Activities
  40. Characteristics of the ‘Traditional’ Japanese and Anglo-American Financial Systems
  41. Intensified Uncertainty: The Political and Economic Reality of the 1997–98 Financial Crisis and Prolonged Financial Stagnation in Japan
  42. Introduction and Summary
  43. The civil unrest as an obstacle toward financial development in Georgia, 1991–2007
  44. A ‘bank rent’ approach to understanding the development of the banking system in Bangladesh
  45. Bank Competition and Efficiency: The Case of Sri Lanka
  46. Chinese banking development is crippled by the persistent NPL.
  47. Uncertainty, financial fragility and monitoring: Will Basle-type pragmatism resolve the Japanese banking crisis?