New Challenges in Banking and Finance

Chapter 1- A Critical Analysis of musharaka Mutana Qisa (MM) Practice by The Islamic Financial Services Providers: The Case of Australia.- Chapter 2- Evaluation on E-Finance Applications in Turkish Banking Systems (Case in Ankara).- Chapter 3- Models of Corporate Behavior when Choosing the Capital Structure.- Chapter 4- Determinants of Capital Adequacy Ratio in Turkish Banks.- Chapter 5- Asset-Liability Dependency: Evidence from a Sample of European Commercial Banks.- Chapter 6- International Cross-Border Regulatory Co-Operation and the Challenges of International Regulatory Arbitrage: Financial Regulation and Supervision Systems' Reforms in the EU and the New EU Member States.- Chapter 7- Is the ISE Efficient Market?.- Chapter 8- Egypt Poverty, Employment and the Social Fund: An Assessment.- Chapter 9- Financial Hubs as Separate Jurisdictions.- Chapter 10- Global Financial Crisis and its Effects on Turkey: A Comparison with Developed Countries.- Chapter 11- Role of Option Trading Strategies in Reducing Risk in the Time of Recession.- Chapter 12- Credit Default Swap Pricing Using Forward-Looking Default Probabilities and Recovery Rates.- Chapter 13- Exploring the Links Between Framework and Conditions and Microfinance Institutions.- Chapter 14- The Optimization of Training Needs.- Chapter 15- Banking System in Poland: Problems and Prospects.- Chapter 16- Formulation and Presentation of Optimal Models of Task Design for State Banks.- Chapter 17- Modern Islamic Banking System (Interest Free Banking) and its Employment Policy.- Chapter 18- Fraud in Banks: The Case of Nigerian Banks.- Chapter 19- How Safe is Electronic Banking? A Risk Analysis of Electronic Banking Systems in Turkey.- Chapter 20- Common Factors and Differences in Adopting E-Government and E-Banking Services from Citizen's Perspective.- Chapter 21- Corporate Life Cycle and the Explanatory Power of Risk measures Versus performance Measures.- Chapter 22- An Overview of the Global Financial Crisis and