Omar Masood
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The effect of political events on the Pakistan stock exchange 1947-2001
Ephraim Clark , Omar Masood , Radu TunaruInvestment Management and Financial Innovations Volume 5, 2008 Issue #3
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Performance and efficiency of risk managers in Saudi Arabia
Omar Masood , Sahil ChaudharyInvestment Management and Financial Innovations Volume 6, 2009 Issue #1
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Predicting Islamic banks performance through CAMELS rating model
Omar Masood , Shahid Mohammad Khan Ghauri , Bora Aktan doi: http://dx.doi.org/10.21511/bbs.11(3).2016.04This paper analyzes the performance of Islamic banks operating in Pakistan according to their financial results of the year 2015. CAMELS rating model is applied in this research. This model is based on certain financial ratios which are excerpt from values in the financial statements of banks. The authors conduct the research under the umbrella of quantitative paradigm. The authors found that 2 of the Islamic banks are showing satisfactory results, while others are on fair position. There is a need to develop financial markets for treasury operations for these banks. Results help in development of growth strategy for Islamic banks in Pakistan, as well as they might be useful to create a fair snapshot for regulators to develop growth strategy for this stream of banking.
Keywords: Islamic banking, performance, growth analysis, CAMELS.
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Which resources matter the most to firm performance? An experimental study on Malaysian listed firms
Omar Masood , Bora Aktan , Seref Turen , Kiran Javaria , Mohamed Sayed Abou ElSeoud doi: http://dx.doi.org/10.21511/ppm.15(2).2017.07Problems and Perspectives in Management Volume 15, 2017 Issue #2 pp. 74-80
Views: 1192 Downloads: 735 TO CITE АНОТАЦІЯThis study investigates the impact of various resources, specifically both tangible and intangible ones, together with capabilities of Malaysian listed firms, on their performance. This empirical study attempts to enrich the understanding of the resources-performance relationship, which is one of a business process within the firm, as well as filling the gaps in present knowledge. Firms, which are not able to develop and sustain their performance, are associated with the vulnerability and adverse performance result, especially during various periods of economic crisis (three sub-periods of major shocks, i.e., The Volcker Shock (Commodities Shock) of early 1980s, Asian Financial Crisis of the late 1990s, and the Global Financial Meltdown of 2008). Hence, this research intends to explore which resources matter the most to firm profitability and its success. Drawing upon the combination of Donabedian’s structure process outcome and resource-based theories of the firm a conceptual framework is developed. Data for the study were collected from a sample of 250 publicly traded companies listed on Bursa Malaysia (MYX). In order to achieve the objective and response to the study question, partial least square and regression analysis are applied. Findings indicate that tangible resources have no impact, while intangible resources have positive and significant impact on firm performance. In addition, results show that efficient allocation of intangible resources is crucial to achieving good performance.
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