Qualitative Research in Financial Markets

2009 - 2024

Current editor(s): Prof Bruce Burton

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The optimal and decreasing growth rate of the Islamic banking industry pp. 229-243: Rifki Ismal and Rice Haryati
Learning from experience or learning for convenience? pp. 244-255: Duccio Martelli
Regulation of remuneration policy in the financial sector pp. 256-269: Jonathan Ben Shlomo, Wolfgang Eggert and Tristan Nguyen
Italian banks' equity-based incentive plans: what does the future hold? pp. 270-292: Stefano Dell'Atti, Stefania Sylos Labini and Saverio Morella

An assessment of liquidity policies with respect to Islamic and conventional banks pp. 126-138: Raditya Sukmana and Muhammad Kholid
Customer satisfaction management in Italian banks pp. 139-160: Luciano Munari, Federica Ielasi and Luisa Bajetta
CEO social status and acquisitiveness pp. 161-177: Brian Lucey, Yulia Plaksina and Michael Dowling
Unobservable service quality and moral hazard: the case of impartial business valuations pp. 178-194: Jörg Prokop
Efficiency and productivity of banking sector pp. 195-224: Dipasha Sharma, Anil K. Sharma and Mukesh K. Barua

Complementing a positivist approach to investment analysis with critical realism pp. 6-25: Loretta O'Donnell, Robin Kramar and Maria Dyball
Risk management in the Ghanaian insurance industry pp. 26-42: Joseph Oscar Akotey and Joshua Abor
An investigation of the role of technical analysis in Kuwait pp. 43-64: Hesham I. Almujamed, Suzanne Fifield and David Power
Post‐crisis bank liquidity risk management disclosure pp. 65-84: Simplice Asongu
Targeting IPOs from the Central European emerging stock markets (CEESM) of Poland during the global financial crisis pp. 85-118: Lukasz Prorokowski

Why do customers patronize Islamic banks? A case study of Pakistan pp. 130-141: Asma Abdul Rehman and Omar Masood
Training needs assessment in Islamic banking sector pp. 142-155: Amna Asrar Mirza and Sumaira Riaz
Risk‐taking behaviour of Islamic banks: application of prospect theory pp. 156-164: Nafis Alam and Kin Boon Tang
Customer satisfaction and service quality in Islamic banking pp. 165-175: Asma Abdul Rehman
Rewards in faith‐based vs conventional banking pp. 176-196: Shahid Muhammad Khan Ghauri and Amal Sabah Obaid Qambar
Credit risk management: a case differentiating Islamic and non‐Islamic banks in UAE pp. 197-205: Omar Masood, Hasan Al Suwaidi and Priya Thapa
Sukukinvestment pp. 206-227: Mariam Jamilah Abdul Jalil and Zuriah Abdul Rahman
Efficiency of Islamic banks: case of North African Arab countries pp. 228-239: Jamal Ali Al‐Khasawneh, Karima Bassedat, Bora Aktan and Priya Thapa
Syariahaccounting and compliant screening practices pp. 240-254: Catherine Soke Fun Ho, Omar Masood, Asma Abdul Rehman and Mondher Bellalah
Bank‐specific and macroeconomic profitability determinants of Islamic banks pp. 255-268: Omar Masood and Muhammad Ashraf

Individual investor biases: a segmentation analysis pp. 6-25: Shalini Kalra Sahi and Ashok Pratap Arora
The influence of affect on stock price volatility: new theory and evidence pp. 26-35: Robert A. Olsen
Assessment of cross‐border implications of economic and financial information for central European emerging stock market of Poland in times of the current financial crisis pp. 36-67: Lukasz Prorokowski
The 2008 auction rate securities market collapse and US nonprofit health systems pp. 68-83: Louis J. Stewart and Pamela C. Smith
Literature review of stock market integration: a global perspective pp. 84-122: Anil Sharma and Neha Seth

Investment decision making from a constructivist perspective pp. 158-176: Carlo Massironi and Marco Guicciardi
The financial crisis and the failure of modern social science pp. 177-192: George Bragues
Recovery from the current banking crisis pp. 193-223: Lukasz Prorokowski
Neural network credit scoring model for micro enterprise financing in India pp. 224-242: Sanjeev Mittal, Pankaj Gupta and K. Jain

Empirical evidence on the risk management tools practised in Islamic and conventional banks pp. 86-104: Fauziah Hanim Tafri, Rashidah Abdul Rahman and Normah Omar
An analysis of the growth and rise of smaller Islamic banks in last decade pp. 105-116: Omar Masood, Ghulam Shabbir Khan Niazi and Noryati Ahmad
Selection criteria for Islamic home financing: a case study of Pakistan pp. 117-130: Ayesha Hamid and Omar Masood
Operational risk in Islamic banks: examination of issues pp. 131-151: Marliana Abdullah, Shahida Shahimi and Abd Ghafar Ismail Ismail

Herding, information uncertainty and investors' cognitive profile pp. 7-33: Beatriz Fernández, Teresa Garcia‐Merino, Rosa Mayoral, Valle Santos and Eleuterio Vallelado
Trading strategies of individual investors in times of financial crisis pp. 34-50: Lukasz Prorokowski
Shareholder and stakeholder theory: after the financial crisis pp. 51-63: Terence Tse
A brief review of the role of shareholder wealth maximisation and other factors contributing to the global financial crisis pp. 64-77: Noel Yahanpath and Tintu Joseph

The crisis of 2008 and financial reform pp. 137-156: Werner De Bondt
The perception of tax concessions in retirement savings decisions pp. 157-184: Silvia Jordan and Corinna Treisch
Islamic banking and customers' preferences: the case of the UK pp. 185-199: Walid Mansour, Mohamed Ben Abdelhamid, Omar Masood and G.S.K. Niazi

Financial distress resolution in China – two case studies pp. 46-79: Amy Kam, David Citron and Yaz Muradoglu
Evidence on Irish financial analysts' and fund managers' views about dividends pp. 80-99: Thomas McCluskey, Aoife Broderick, Amanda Boyle, Bruce Burton and David Power
Toward a theory of behavioral finance: implications from the natural sciences pp. 100-128: Robert A. Olsen

The banking and financial crisis in the UK: what is real and what is behavioural? pp. 6-15: Yaz Muradoglu
Did the behaviour of central banks make the credit crisis inevitable? pp. 16-28: Stuart Trow
What can behavioural finance teach us about finance? pp. 29-36: Werner DeBondt, William Forbes, Paul Hamalainen and Yaz Muradoglu