Success Factors of Islamic Banks: An Empirical Study
discussed are the rules of banking prudence assumed liability and financing
commitment, the rules of banking prudence concerning capital adequacy and
foreign currency, etc.
(^10) Hendershott, Lee and Tompkins (2002).
(^11) Isik and Hassan, (2002), they quote Berger and Mester studies.
(^12) Ibid.
(^13) We took the average for 2000 and 2001 for lack of information on 1998 and 1999.
(^14) Scheitzer, Szewizyk and Varma (2001).
(^15) Ibid.
(^16) It is a fund that pays in full the debts on those who become unable to pay by
reason of death or permanent incapacity. For marketing and public relation reasons
the bank did not mention the word “debtors” in the fund’s name.