Browsing by Author "El Khamlichi, A"

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    The Performance Ranking of Emerging Markets Islamic Indices Using Risk Adjusted Performance Measures
    Yildiz, SB; El Khamlichi, A
    This paper evaluates the performance of Emerging Market (EM) Morgan Stanley Capital International (MSCI) Islamic indices of 20 countries located in 3 different regions; using 16 different risk adjusted performance measures (RAPMs). The conducted tests show that only Sharpe and M2 Ratios give the identical rankings, Pearson Linear Correlation Coefficient analysis was also performed to measure the correlation between the rankings of 16 RAPMs. The final rankings of the indices are obtained using the Borda count method. Our results suggest that, on a regional basis, the performances of Asian countries are found to be better than both Latin American and EMEA (Europe, Middle East and Africa) region countries. When the countries are examined individually, EM Colombia Islamic index comes first in the assessment; EM United Arab Emirates Islamic index comes at the last position.
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    A HYBRID APPROACH TO FINANCIAL SOLVENCY: A COMPARISON OF CONVENTIONAL AND ISLAMIC BANKING IN TURKEY
    Bayram, E; Gözkonan, ÜH; Yildiz, SB; El Khamlichi, A
    In this study, the financial soundness indicators of both conventional banks (referred to as deposit banks) and Islamic banks (referred to as participation banks) operating in Turkey are analyzed using different methods. The research utilizes financial ratios from the years 2017 to 2022, with the chosen financial ratios aligned with the Bankometer method. Ranking methods such as ARAS, CoCoSo, COPRAS, MABAC and TOPSIS are applied, and the ranking results are combined with the Borda Count method. The findings reveal a robust and healthy level of financial soundness among the analyzed banks, notably highlighting the superior performance of private conventional banks in financial soundness rankings. Importantly, this research makes a valuable contribution by showcasing the financial stability exhibited by both the conventional and Islamic banking sectors in Turkey, even when subjected to different methods, even in the face of adverse global conditions, such as those observed during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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    Do Islamic stock indices perform better than their conventional counterparts?
    El Khamlichi, A; Yildiz, SB; Sarkar, K; Hoque, H
    Applying the preference ranking organisation method for enrichment of evaluations (PROMETHEE II), this study attempts to rank Islamic and conventional indices from 20 developed and 18 emerging markets based on the performance of their MSCI conventional and Islamic country indices between 2002 and 2016. The study finds that the Danish Islamic Index at the top of the ranking and the Hungarian Islamic Index at the bottom. Moreover, conventional indices predominantly perform better than their Islamic counterparts in emerging markets and vice versa in developed markets.