Dependence between Islamic banks and conventional banks and risk factors

Mohamed Amin Chakroun and Mohamed Imen Gallali

International Journal of Banking, Accounting and Finance, 2021, vol. 12, issue 3, 201-239

Abstract: This study aims to identify the risk factors amplifying the contagion risk between the Islamic to conventional banks. Using the copula approach and the panel VAR model, findings justify the presence of a dependent relationship between the two types of banks, where the sense of causality of this phenomenon is unidirectional derived from conventional to Islamic banks. Hence, our results indicate that the market risk, the credit risk and the size of the financial institution represent the major factors triggering the contagion risk between both types of banks. To this extent, Islamic banks should consider more restricted standards to be able to ensure their independence and to handle their contagion risk.

Keywords: Islamic finance; contagion; systemic risk; copula; marginal expected shortfall; MES; panel VAR; GJR-DCC-GARCH. (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2021
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