2016

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Impact of Risk Management Committee on Islamic Banking Performance
(UMT, Lahore, 2016-09) Anam Iqbal
This study examines the relationships between the determinant of the risk management committee and banking performance of Pakistan and Bangladesh. The study sample consists of all full fledge Islamic banks in Pakistan and Bangladesh over the period of 2006 to 2014. The findings are derived from the generalized least square regression model, study finds that the existence of risk management committee performs better in Bangladesh as compared to the Pakistan Islamic banks. Moreover, the risk committee size has mixed results in Pakistan, but it is positively related in the Bangladesh. In addition, independent directors on risk committee are insignificant both for earning per share and return on assets in Pakistan and Bangladesh and it’s negatively related with return on equity in Pakistan and positively related to the return on equity of the banks of Bangladesh. The credit risk officer is not performing well in the Islamic banking sector of Pakistan, but in contrast it performs well in Bangladesh Islamic banks. In conclusion, the overall determinants of the risk management committee are performing better in Islamic bank of Bangladesh as compare to the Pakistan.