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    Determinants of dividend policy of Islamic banks in Bangladesh
    (International Islamic University Chittagong, 2021-12) Mazumder, Manjurul Alam
    Islamic Banks are playing an important role in the economic expansion of Bangladesh. There are ten Islamic Banks working in Bangladesh economy. The present study is to explore the factors of dividend policy of Islamic Banks in Bangladesh. The research is based on only secondary data and sample of seven Islamic banks out of ten Islamic banks. The relevant data have been gathered from annual report of sample companies from 2010-2020. Descriptive statistics and multiple regressions are used to examine the data. This study revealed that firm size as well as liquidity have substantial positive influence and financial leverage has significant adverse effect. The study appears to convey an immense academic value since a limited research have been commenced in this ground. It may be supportive to the possessors of Islamic Banks, Management, Educational researcher and the policy makers who have been creating endeavor to the progress of Islamic Banks as well as the economy of the country as a whole.
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    Relative standing of Islamic banks in liquidity management: A survey on private banks of Bangladesh
    (CRP, International Islamic University Chittagong, Bangladesh, 2016-12) Chaudhury, Nazneen Jahan; Osman, Asfia Binte
    Commercial banks play a significant role in keeping wheel of an economy active. In Bangladesh two types of commercial banks are operating with their distinctive philosophy: Conventional and Islamic. This research work has been undertaken to measure the relative position of Islamic banks in terms of liquidity management. Data have been collected from secondary sources of information considering the fact that both banks have a widespread branch network and timely published financial results that are easy to get in their websites and also available on the internet. Liquidity positions of the sample banks have been analyzed through different ratios which have further been interpreted by using some statistical tools. Standing of Islamic banks in terms of liquidity management is good enough, but due to some practical problems its smooth operation is being interrupted. If suggested actions can be taken without undue delay, the position of Islamic banks compared to Conventional one would be much better.