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Islamic Financial Institutions
A D I B v s AD C B
During and after Global Crisis 2007/2008
Prepared by
Prepared
: Dalida Cheikh
ID number
: 200911197
Supervised by
: Dr. Al Gielani Al Sherief
Spring 2012
Dalida Cheikh 200711197
Contents
ABSTRACT ............................................................................................................................. 3
INTRODUCTION ..................................................................................................................... 3
ISLAMIC BANKS AND CONVENTIONAL BANKS ........................................................................ 4
COMPARISON OF PERFORMANCE 2005 - 2010 ....................................................................... 5
FINDINGS .............................................................................................................................. 7
CONCLUSION ....................................................................................................................... 13
REFERENCES ........................................................................................................................ 14
APPENDIX............................................................................................................................ 15
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Dalida Cheikh 200711197
Abstract
Though overall economic performance in 2008 was the worst since the Great Depression, there
is significant variation in the effect of this Global Crisis on each of the Islamic Banks and
Conventional Banks.
This paper aims at studying the performance and profitability of “Abu Dhabi Islamic Bank
(ADIB)” during and after the crisis of 2008, then, it will be compared with the financial status of
“Abu Dhabi Commercial Bank (ADCB)” for the same period. The ratios and charts in this paper
are calculated and formulated based on financial reports released by both banks on annual and
quarterly basis. Return on Assets and Return on...