Abstract
The study is an empirical investigation of the nexus of ownership structure (shareholding’s pattern) and financial performance of
banks (Islamic and Conventional) in Pakistan. To accomplish the purpose of the study, the stratified random sampling used to draw
the samples (Five banks from pure Islamic and pure conventional) for the time span of 2008-2015. The ownership structure and
management practices of different types of banks has been a matter of concern especially for the Islamic bank. The findings reveal
that the ownership structure in conventional banks is more proficient than Islamic banks to enhance the return on assets (ROA),
return on equity (ROE) and non-performing loans (NPL). The Islamic banks are not efficient to recover the loans as cannot gain
more on their investments. The results also give better understanding (either Islamic or Conventional) about how banks can improve
their management practices toward ownership structure which can augment their performance.
Ghulam Saghir, Sundas Sohail, Farhat Rasul, Rabia Ali. (2019) Shareholding Patterns & Financial Performance (Islamic V/S Conventional Banks in Pakistan), Paradigms , Vol 13, Issue 2.
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