Investment Account Promote the Financial Stability of the Dual Banking in Pakistan
Abstract
The main purpose of the research study is to investigate the impact of the both Islamic banks and conventional banks of Pakistan and stability. The time period of the study is from the 2010-2018.The research study uses two methods to find out the banks stability of Pakistan. The method of the study the research makes the index of the both Islamic and conventional banks. The 2nd method of the study research regressed the banks age, growth and total asset of the both banks. The objective of the study behind is the banks to find or investigate the stability of the both banks of Pakistan. The research find from his that the Islamic banks stability positively affect the banks size, banks age and the banks total. The banks have effectively managed the total asset. The banks are more stable. The research examine that the Islamic banks size, banks growth and banks total has impact and on the banks performance.
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