The determinations of profitability between the islamic and conventional banks in Malaysia: emprical evidence from 2013 until 2017 / Arpizan Rabihi

The aim of this study is to examine the performance of the Malaysian’s Islamic banks and Conventional banks, and compare their profitability in the financial sector. Profitability of banks can be influenced by several factors, such as liquidity, credit, capital, operating expenses, and the size of the banks. For this study its examine the relation between capital adequacy, liquidity ratios and the bank size. And Islamic banks its data pooled by the fixed effect and for the conventional its pooled by the random effect its because there have a different result on the Hausman test. And there have a significant relations also positive relationship between liquidity and the return on assets.