The legendary growth of Sukuk for last decade along with the lack of previous in depth studies were the motivating factors for this study on the wealth effect of Sukuk and conventional bond announcement and their determinants during the event window -3 to +3 surrounding the announcement date of the bond issuance. It is revealed that the market reaction is negative for the announcements of Sukuk before, during and after global financial crisis. On the other hand market reaction is positive for announcement of conventional bond only after the global financial crisis period and the market reaction is negative before & during global financial crisis period for the conventional bonds. Study is also conducted considering overall period from 2004 ...
The English trust form has been an invaluable tool in the growth and development of capital markets,...
One of the unique features of Malaysian financial market is the co-existence of Islamic bonds market...
Sukuk securities are new debt instruments introduced to market since less than two decades ago. The ...
AbstractIslamic bonds (Sukuk) emerged as an innovative capital market instrument over the last decad...
The effects of capital-raising announcements have long been used as an indicator of increased shareh...
Sukuk (Islamic bonds) emerged as a revolutionary financial instrument over the last years andis cons...
Malaysia has dual banking systems consisting of conventional and Islamic banking systems. In a count...
In this study the impact of Islamic bond and conventional bonds announcement on shareholder wealth w...
In this study the impact of Islamic bond and conventional bonds announcement on shareholder wealth w...
Many developed and developing economies have started to adopt the Islamic finance products into thei...
Islamic finance has been growing tremendously for the past years. On the other hand, the understandi...
Sukuk securities have similar features with conventional bonds. The financial press has, however, in...
The Sharia-compliant financial market is relatively new, many studies have focused on the difference...
The Asian crisis (1997) and the world economic crisis (2008) have taught the lesson to both develope...
AbstractThis study investigates the relationship of conventional bonds and sukuk’ yields spread to i...
The English trust form has been an invaluable tool in the growth and development of capital markets,...
One of the unique features of Malaysian financial market is the co-existence of Islamic bonds market...
Sukuk securities are new debt instruments introduced to market since less than two decades ago. The ...
AbstractIslamic bonds (Sukuk) emerged as an innovative capital market instrument over the last decad...
The effects of capital-raising announcements have long been used as an indicator of increased shareh...
Sukuk (Islamic bonds) emerged as a revolutionary financial instrument over the last years andis cons...
Malaysia has dual banking systems consisting of conventional and Islamic banking systems. In a count...
In this study the impact of Islamic bond and conventional bonds announcement on shareholder wealth w...
In this study the impact of Islamic bond and conventional bonds announcement on shareholder wealth w...
Many developed and developing economies have started to adopt the Islamic finance products into thei...
Islamic finance has been growing tremendously for the past years. On the other hand, the understandi...
Sukuk securities have similar features with conventional bonds. The financial press has, however, in...
The Sharia-compliant financial market is relatively new, many studies have focused on the difference...
The Asian crisis (1997) and the world economic crisis (2008) have taught the lesson to both develope...
AbstractThis study investigates the relationship of conventional bonds and sukuk’ yields spread to i...
The English trust form has been an invaluable tool in the growth and development of capital markets,...
One of the unique features of Malaysian financial market is the co-existence of Islamic bonds market...
Sukuk securities are new debt instruments introduced to market since less than two decades ago. The ...