Assets &Liabilities Management in Islamic Banking

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Assets &Liabilities Management in Islamic Banking the 3rd International Conference on Islamic Banking and Finance: Risk Management, Regulation and Supervision in Jakarta, Indonesia on 23-24 February, 2010 Bijan Bidabad Mahmoud Allahyarifard http://www.bidabad.com/ M_Allahyarifard@BMI.IR Bijan@bidabad.com Allahyarifard@Gmail.IR

Agenda Compatibility and incompatibility of economic theories with Islamic banking Criteria to distinguish usuric from non-usuric transactions Assets and liabilities structure in Islamic banking Assets and Liabilities Management (ALM) and risk indices Mathematical Model for Comparative Economic Value Added (EVA) Analysis in both Banking Comparision of Islamic and Conventional Banking Conclusion Q & A.

Compatibility and incompatibility of economic theories with Islamic banking Probably, one of the usury illegalness reasons in Islamic banking may comes from affection of money market fluctuation on real economic sector that causes economic divergence from long run stability growth and imbalances in money market and other markets as well.

Criteria to distinguish usuric from non-usuric transactions Loaner must share in profit/loss of the economic activity of loanee. The rate of interest must not be determined and conditioned before. Interest in consumption loans is usury. Foreign currency exchange (without interest) is not usury

Balance sheet Structure of Islamic Bank

Cash asset & Liquidity Risk Indices (1)

Comparative Rate of Return Fluctuations In both Banking Types Time Rate Time

Tradeoff of the cost of maintaining liquidity against cost of insufficient liquidity

Asset side Core Items High liquid Assets: Sukuk, Mousharekah Certificates (PLS), Mousharekah Bound(Oragh-e-moshrehkah) Accounts and Notes receivable: Repurchase of debts (Kharid-e-Dayn) contraction. Financing and advances based on Islamic contracts: Mudarabah & Moshrekah Finacing, Gharzolhasaneh

Asset side Core Items In Iran

Credit Risk Characteristics In Islamic banking Total outstanding claims, allowance for bad and doubtful financing of government and non-government claims, debts of paid L/C on the base of Islamic contracts, irrecoverable receivable notes and others are classified in this group. Non- performing Financing Characteristics In Islamic Banking: Decline allowances for bad and doubtful financing because of transferring of a fraction of risk to depositors More transparency on the balance sheet items In case of bankruptcy and investment loss, amounts of investment is directly booked in costs accounts

Capital Adequacy In Islamic Banking (2)

Comparative Economic value added (EVA) in Both Banking Types (3) (4) (5) (6) (7)

Comparative Economic value added (EVA) in Both types of Banks (8) (9) (10) (11) (12) So: (13)

Results Since provident reserve in PLS banking is lesser than conventional banking so financial efficiency in PLS banking is more than conventional banking. The main reason of more efficiency is due to stability in cash flows of PLS banking; so for covering liquidity risk less provident funds are required in comparison with conventional banking. Lack of outstanding claims and doubtful claims in PLS banking because of nature of Musharakah contracts and supervision on investments decline coefficient in Islamic banking in comparison to conventional banking. Hence lack of this kind of inefficient assets will improve financial circulations in PLS banking than conventional banking and this will grow up the EVA in this kind of banking system. Rate of return in PLS banking is more than the conventional banking, so consequently EVA in PLS banking is higher than conventional banking.

Comparative Liquidity Position Indices RHB Islamic banking RHB Investment banking 31.03.2007 RM,000 31.12.2006 Cash balances with banks and other financial institutions 35035 21283 35177 34147 Total assets 8239971 8092265 72675509 6834756 43% 26% 48% 50%

RHB Investment banking Comparison of allowances for bad and doubtful financing in PLS banking and conventional banking (coefficient) Indices RHB Islamic banking RHB Investment banking 31.03.2007 RM,000 31.12.2006 Amount % Public 78479 1.78 77059 1.8 13128 1.59 10432 1.38 Specific 49374 1.12 48822 1.14 63724 7.74 96458 12.72 Total 127853 2.89 125881 2.95 76852 9.34 106890 14.1 Gross financing and advances or loans and advances, RM,000 4416945 4273454 823234 758173

Comparative financial indices in PLS and conventional banking RHB Islamic banking RHB Investment banking 31.03.2007 % 31.12.2006 ROA .27 1.07 .159 .96 ROE 3.28 13.25 1.64 9.24 Core capital ratio (including of market risk) 17.36 17.78 18.5 20.29 Risk-weighted capital ratio (including market risk) 15.44 15.84 14.6 16.02

Mahmoud Allahyarifard Thank YOU Bijan Bidabad Mahmoud Allahyarifard http://www.bidabad.com/ M_Allahyarifard@BMI.IR Bijan@bidabad.com