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Meezan Bank & Standard chartered Bank
Final Project report (FM)
Submited To:
Sir Muhammad Burhan
Gurop Members:
Ihtsham Ahmad CheemaMuhammad Ali
Muhammad Azhar
Muhammad Usman
Analysis of Profitability Ratios:
Return on Assets
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The return on assets (ROA) for Islamic banks remains high than conventional banks from 2002
to 2009, except in 2003 where conventional banks get some edge on Islamic banks.. ROA was
1.34% in 2002 which increased to 2.05% in 2003. But in 2004 the value again decreased to
1.20% while increased to 1.74% in 2005. In 2006 the ROA again slightly decreased to 1.556%.
In 2007 the value age decreased to 1.519%. In 2008 the value decreased highly to
0.466% and got slightly high in 2009 to 0.680%. On the other hand, ROA for Islamic
banks shows a upward trend from 2002-2009. Only in 2003 it shows a slight decrease to
1.786% from its previous value of 2.10%. but after that it went highly upward and it reaches to
the maximum value of 4.777% in 2009.
CONVENTIONAL BANK
BANKS
YEAR 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009MEAN 1.345 2.053 1.199 1.740 1.556 1.519 0.466 0.680
S.D. 0.586 1.070 0.734 1.256 1.514 1.323 1.853 1.248
Min 0.609 0.878 0.197 0.613 0.229 0.048 -2.321 -1.047
Max 2.227 3.543 2.193 3.793 4.163 3.680 2.810 2.360
ISLAMIC BANK
BANKS YEAR 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009
MEAN 2.059 1.786 2.607 2.996 3.151 2.336 1.135 4.777S.D. 1.545 1.101 1.586 1.909 1.931 1.630 2.334 7.923
Min 0.086 0.289 0.777 0.881 0.991 0.568 -2.808 0.770
Max 3.881 3.325 4.616 5.186 5.299 5.010 3.310 18.942
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Return on Equity:
The Return on Equity (ROE) for Islamic banks is relative low than conventional banks 2002 to
2009. The ROE for conventional banks shows increasing trend from 2002 to 2007 but decreased
in 2008 and 2009. On the other hand the ROE for Islamic banks gradually increased from
20.05% in 2003 to 38% in 2007 but in the very next year it down to 22% and also decreased in
2009. As the conventional banks are getting high Return on Equity value so they have high
Return on Assets, or due to debt (leverage).
CONVENTIONAL BANK
BANKS
YEAR 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009
MEAN27.30
828.05
830.47
335.38
528.68
343.74
629.87
232.83
6
S.D. 8.81010.58
517.90
232.32
422.64
221.86
529.52
425.80
4
Min16.35
218.31
713.94
712.77
612.45
113.93
3 -2.67510.78
0
Max37.88
942.13
360.54
892.47
368.08
373.83
074.88
074.68
0
ISLAMIC BANK
BANKS YEAR 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009
MEAN21.33
719.82
022.22
923.39
929.64
938.23
922.32
225.07
2
S.D. 16.445 11.994 9.983 17.421 23.248 36.331 45.821 25.126Min 1.925 5.489 6.263 8.048 10.73
59.963
-44.61
8 1.090Max 44.20
434.07
932.58
052.86
969.46
894.00
467.44
857.15
4
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PROFIT TO EXPENCE RATIO:
The profit to Expense Ratio for the conventional banks shows an increasing trend as itincreased in 2002 and 2003 with the value of 46% to 52.93% but it decreased in 2004, 2005 and
2006. But they get high value of the 119.94 % in 2007 and slightly decreased in the coming
years.
CONVENTIONAL BANK
BANKS
YEAR 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009
MEAN46.34
352.93
648.40
945.64
440.87
0119.0
4694.80
5 71.684
S.D.20.44
833.26
418.84
917.06
116.70
3133.9
58122.0
50132.0
14
Min21.12
122.78
224.95
726.23
421.18
034.05
823.94
1-
37.905
Max73.98
0101.1
1768.76
969.08
164.71
7355.4
10312.4
40301.1
10
ISLAMIC BANK
BANKS
YEAR 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009
MEAN49.22
166.15
863.55
287.16
483.96
790.40
2 3.140 44.028
S.D.55.71
717.29
831.20
042.48
640.80
039.85
7144.2
53 26.814
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Min
-39.80
644.08
526.64
744.63
725.41
245.45
5
-250.000 3.990
Max112.8
9686.91
9101.9
48149.9
32130.1
98139.0
7398.80
3 77.015
Liquidity Ratios:
Cash & Portfolio Investment to Deposits
The cash & portfolio investment to deposits ratio for the Islamic banks is high than conventional
banks during 2002-2009. They show decreasing trend from 2002 to 2006 with values of
141.311% to 128.76% but remains high than the conventional banks. For conventional banks this
ratio remained low during that period but rapidly increased during 2005 form103.266 to 130.432
but then gradually decreased to 69% till 2009.
CONVENTIONAL BANK
BANKS YEAR 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009
MEAN115.8
62114.9
02103.2
66130.4
23103.5
9376.59
877.39
3 68.961
S.D.46.30
944.73
257.79
154.11
836.88
661.23
071.32
5 57.542
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Min65.54
759.18
245.01
853.51
145.73
910.60
0 2.200 5.160
Max181.5
72182.3
37197.2
91204.2
49141.3
05169.2
49170.6
55160.6
71
ISLAMIC BANK
BANKS YEAR 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009
MEAN
141.31
1
148.6
58
127.5
60
128.7
69
130.3
60
92.97
6
82.96
9 85.227
S.D. 37.29836.62
7 2.770 4.99512.71
074.98
562.79
3 61.852
Min112.49
4120.3
21123.6
76121.2
92116.0
36 1.250 1.250 0.198
Max203.20
3211.0
03131.4
66133.8
74149.8
27181.9
29147.6
98145.9
58
Credit To Deposit Ratio:
The Credit To Deposit Ratio (CTDR) of Islamic bank were almost same in first two years that is
2002 with 69.2205% and in 2003 with 70.5693 but in 2004 it decreased to 56%. In 2005 and
2006 the percentage remain same so conventional bank decreased up 82% from 65 %. And
Islamic banks then show upward trend relatively to the conventional banks.
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CONVENTIONAL BANK
BANKS YEAR 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009
MEAN67.46
5 71.15555.60
0 82.37858.50
059.56
161.80
1 43.237
S.D.29.49
2 26.98025.87
0 60.67431.86
883.78
488.61
3 53.696
Min19.01
8 23.46315.30
9 8.322 9.993 0.188 0.152 0.162
Max88.52
3 86.73181.68
2170.16
691.61
3201.0
44210.8
52129.0
53
ISLAMIC BANK
BANKS YEAR 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009
MEAN69.22
1 70.56958.61
4 58.65560.10
175.87
369.31
6 71.979
SD58.01
1 50.57233.57
1 29.85331.14
675.97
263.90
4 64.716
Min 5.173 4.782 8.043 12.08212.11
612.37
612.15
0 11.800
Max163.8
51138.73
393.75
5 89.20690.84
2183.4
49146.0
66146.1
55
Risk and Solvency ratios:
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Shareholder’s Equity to Credit Ratio:
Islamic Banks Shareholder’s Equity Credit Ratio (SECR) is higher in overall 9 years than the
Conventional banks. In 2002 the SECR of Islamic bank is 9.6%, while the conventional bank
SECR in 2002, 7.12%. Islamic bank SECR increased in 2003 up to 12.7% , and conventional
bank SECR increased up to 8.3% still less than Islamic banks SECR. The Islamic Bank SECR
increased 14.4% till 2005. While conventional banks SECR in 2005 decreased up to 6.9%. The
SECR of Islamic bank in 2006 decreased up to 11.4% but still higher than SECR of conventional
banks SECR of 7.3%. the SECR of the Islamic bank gradually decreased 6.6% in 2007 and also
2008 and 2009. But they were still above the percentage of the conventional banks. The SECR of
conventional Banks instantly decreased to 4.7% in 2007 and almost remained same in 2008 and
2009.
CONVENTIONAL BANK
BANKS YEAR 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009
MEAN 7.117 8.280 8.409 6.950 7.293 4.686 4.406 4.751
S.D. 1.981 4.728 5.493 4.823 4.670 2.581 2.465 2.268
Min 5.854 4.497 3.518 2.819 2.694 1.100 1.100 1.100
Max10.57
916.52
217.48
514.76
814.97
0 7.121 6.933 6.933
ISLAMIC BANK
BANKS YEAR 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009
MEAN9.57
712.68
512.50
614.41
211.45
0 6.655 5.962 6.659
S.D.7.27
2 3.357 2.586 6.767 4.930 5.419 4.079 4.506
Min1.63
3 9.033 9.804 9.495 6.761 1.400 1.200 1.250
Max20.0
4417.90
716.46
225.79
818.69
514.47
211.49
6 11.923
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Credit to Total Assets Ratio:
Islamic banks Credit to Total Assets Ratio (CTAR) is relatively high than the conventional
banks. Conventional banks CTAR 94.21% in 2002 and decreased up to 77.16%. While the
Islamic banks CTAR started from 91.7% and decrease up to 87.5% till 2005. But in 2005 the
CTAR of Islamic Bank is greater than conventional banks. In 2006 the CTAR of conventional
banks increased up to 93.3%. While then CTAR of Islamic banks increased up to 98% which
was higher than the is conventional banks. CTAR of conventional banks in 2007 is 92.6% and
CTAR of Islamic banks increase up to 88.5% which is less than conventional banks. In 2008 and
2009 the conventional banks remained stable and increased to 93% and Islamic banks increased
a little bit but not enough to get above the conventional bank. Similarly 2009 the Islamic banks
showed decreasing trend and the value decreased to 88.7%.
CONVENTIONAL BANK
BANKS YEAR 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009
MEAN94.2
0982.29
277.15
793.79
993.32
992.56
593.60
8 93.002
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S.D.0.39
818.46
339.42
0 4.094 3.927 5.017 3.936 3.470
Min93.5
6452.96
6 6.97187.13
286.97
984.00
087.00
0 87.000
Max94.5
2895.69
7100.0
0097.25
897.37
797.00
597.43
2 95.970
ISLAMIC BANK
BANKS YEAR 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009
MEAN91.6
1781.53
387.49
892.83
497.95
788.51
189.32
1 88.711
S.D.
5.95
5
22.23
5
14.91
6
13.05
7
21.94
7 3.999 3.734 3.338
Min83.3
0343.33
563.50
381.87
482.11
183.28
084.26
5 83.544
Max97.4
02101.2
90104.6
44115.3
29136.5
3793.41
392.99
3 92.604
Equity Multiplier:
Equity Multiplier Ratio (EMR) of conventional banks is greater than Islamic Banks throughout
2002 to 2009. But in 2007 it was higher and touched the 323.303 which was very high than the
Islamic banks. The average mean of EMR for conventional banks 140.974% and average mean
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of EMR for Islamic banks is 34.086%. So according to the results the conventional banks are
more risky and have more chances of failure than the Islamic bank.
CONVENTIONAL BANK
BANKS YEAR 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009
MEAN 79.70379.10
481.57
598.14
592.81
2323.3
03200.9
19172.2
32
S.D. 42.75845.78
453.98
437.16
444.80
6388.3
37194.4
29169.2
65
Min 18.27617.62
2 9.05166.22
855.13
750.59
943.65
1 28.838
Max124.26
1128.0
96152.1
45161.5
58167.3
86944.8
97458.9
32431.0
49
ISLAMIC BANK
BANKS YEAR 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009
MEAN46.69
936.24
040.30
331.37
033.45
733.52
624.94
8 26.148
S.D.67.93
837.55
754.66
320.62
022.53
315.61
511.02
1 11.944
Min 6.961 9.221 8.11612.28
617.77
317.77
314.24
3 12.983
Max167.0
39100.8
64137.1
2361.83
373.00
959.60
742.60
5 43.257
Efficiency Ratios:
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Net operating margin:
If observe the change in the net operating margin (NOM) over time was increasing in Islamic
banks starting from1.2% to 1.23% by the year 2004 and more or less remained same in 2005 and
2006 with the value of 1.55% and 1.66% respectively. And shows a lower increasing rate. After
that the value got decreased and decreased. Then it lower than the conventional banks. Where
conventional banks starts from 0.65% of NOM to 1.55% NOM by the year 2006. Little decrease
in to 1.15% in year 2007. In 2008 it was much higher and got above the Islamic bank and 2009 it
decreased a little bit but still over the NOM of the Islamic banks. Conventional banks margin bit
stable than the Islamic bank operating margin different.
CONVENTIONAL BANK
BANKS YEAR 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009
MEAN 0.655 0.948 1.055 1.349 1.149 1.893 2.030 1.630
S.D. 0.481 0.703 0.793 1.382 0.891 2.715 3.043 3.308
Min 0.169 0.293 0.106 0.504 0.484 0.025 0.012 -0.937
Max 1.292 1.794 2.193 3.793 2.705 6.700 7.400 7.400
ISLAMIC BANK
BANKS YEAR 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009
MEAN 1.197 1.185 1.230 1.559 1.634 1.149 0.400 0.716S.D. 1.221 0.625 0.749 0.668 0.934 1.200 2.093 0.587
Min -0.142 0.236 0.624 0.733 0.668 0.016 -3.089 0.011
Max 3.201 1.926 2.473 2.449 3.001 2.979 2.041 1.438
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Assets Utilization:
In the below table we can see that conventional banks assets utilization ratio (AUR) 4.66% is
high in 2002 than the Islamic banks 4.0% And both banks ratio is almost equal in 2003, where
AUR of Islamic banks is 3.5% and Conventional Banks AUR is 3.85%. In 2004 the conventional
Banks AUR 4.72% bit high than Islamic Banks AUR 4.2%. In 2005 AUR of Islamic Banks got
lead over conventional banks of 5.1% and AUR of Conventional banks 4.70%. In 2006 the
Islamic banks AUR 5.1% is stable as in 2005 but, the conventional Banks AUR decrease to
4.38%. If we study the ratio of 2007, 2008 and 2009 AUR of Islamic banks remained stable but
conventional banks AUR decreased.
CONVENTIONAL BANK
BANKS YEAR
2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009
MEAN
4.66
2 3.848 4.722 4.799 4.381 2.960 2.367 2.404
S.D.2.17
6 1.480 3.510 2.547 3.128 2.280 2.301 1.790
Min2.71
2 2.468 0.310 2.536 1.786 0.038 -0.069 0.028
Max7.07
7 6.290 9.728 9.075 9.532 5.500 5.100 4.800
ISLAMIC BANK
BANKS 200 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009
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YEAR 2
MEAN4.00
4 3.510 4.160 5.126 5.305 3.183 3.728 3.625
S.D.1.79
5 1.243 1.425 1.901 1.937 2.614 2.622 2.435
Min1.86
4 1.703 2.506 2.670 3.158 0.036 0.035 0.033
Max6.71
6 4.802 6.270 7.103 7.540 7.211 6.218 6.089
Operating Efficiency ratio:
As we can observe from graph below, Operating Efficiency ratio (OER) in 2002 for Islamic
banks were 38%, while it was 95.86% for Conventional Banks. In 2003 the OER of Islamic banks increased up to 49.23% but still below than conventional banks OER that is 90.28%.
Conventional banks OER are stable even in 2004 with OER of 90.31% while the Islamic banks
OER increased up to 49.6%. And in 2005 OER of Islamic bank decreased up to 40.65%. While
conventional banks also decreased the OER up to 70% but sill greater than Islamic banks OER.
Conventional bank OER increased in 2006 and 2008 again decreased to 85.17% and 50.74% and
the Islamic Bank OER are further decrease up to 37.87% and 35.24% respectively. Suddenly in
2008 the OER of conventional banks was as much decreased as low down to -623.002% which
was too much low than the Islamic Banks which showed increasing trend from 35% to 42.6%.
but in 2009 the OER of conventional banks again up to 63.65% . The Islamic banks OER little
increased from the previous year to 46.23%. The overall results shows that the OER of
conventional bank is high as compare to the Islamic Banks.
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CONVENTIONAL BANKS
BANKS
YEAR2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009
MEAN 95.858 90.28583.02
570.06
6 69.369 50.747-
623.00263.65
3
S.D. 48.206 29.80938.05
845.42
7 46.631 35.7741484.66
064.97
6
Min 26.012 44.71142.68
235.47
3 27.985 2.088
-3278.60
3 4.281
Max151.61
4127.5
25128.2
80145.9
35141.79
7 96.900 64.130173.4
09
ISLAMIC BANKS
BANKS YEAR 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009
MEAN 38.025 49.23349.68
140.65
9 37.871 35.245 42.56646.23
2
S.D. 13.260 29.70025.31
524.96
0 27.094 30.437 27.28728.07
1
Min 19.109 24.02330.76
323.45
8 18.472 0.452 0.435 0.425
Max 53.324 97.72393.50
482.87
7 83.166 83.166 73.03569.88
0
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CONCLUSION:
Islamic banks are exceeding in Return on Asset, Share Holders’ Equity to Credit ratio, Portfolio
Deposit Ratio, Credit Deposit Ratio Asset Utilization Ratio than the conventional banks. But
they are also lacking in the other ratios.
Conventional Banks have better performance on Return on Equity Ratio, Profit to the Total
Expense ratio, Equity Multiplier Ratio, Operating Efficiency Ratio, Credit to Total Asset Ratio
and Net Operating Margin Ratio. So in our point of view Conventional banks have overall lead
on Islamic Banks.
We found that the Islamic banks although are improving their performance, they can gradually
become more important. As most of the ratio are going in the favor of conventional banks, but
Islamic bank return is better than it. The Islamic banks are totally different from the conventional
banks, so in Islamic countries it is improving trend because they are working and practices
according to the Shariah.