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The impact of financial services globalisation on islamic and conventional bank performance in GCC and MENA countries
Empirical researches have shown that Islamic banks were more efficient than the conventional banks before, during and after global financial crises and were more resilient to negative profitability and speculation commonly identified with conventional banks despite that the former have grown as a re...
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