Liquidity Risk and Performance: The Case of Bahrain and Malaysian Banks

Liquidity Risk and Performance: The Case of Bahrain and Malaysian Banks

Author: zant worldpress

This paper presents the determinants of liquidity risk and performance in conventional and

Islamic bank. The data have collected from 2008 to 2014 and panel data analysis was

used. The results revealed that the most significant factor is the capitalization.

Capitalization also has a strong relationship with performance using parsimonious model.

The best model from the result is Bahrain conventional bank. Based on finding, problem of

liquidity risk related to regulatory requirement will decrease and this will gives banks to

increase their profitability and improve their financial performance.

JEL Codes: G20, G32

Key Words: Liquidity Risk, Performance, Risk Management, Islamic Bank, Conventional Bank

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