MS: Recent submissions

  • “Growth & Development of MCB: Review of Last Two Decades” 
    Shah, Khurram Hussain (NBS, National University of Sciences & Technology, 2003)
    MCB is in it’s over 50 years of operation. MCB is incorporated in Pakistan and is engaged in commercial banking and related services. The bank is listed on all stock exchanges in Pakistan. The bank-registered office is in ...
  • “MONEY LAUNDERING AND ITS IMPLICATIONS” 
    RIZWAN (NBS, National University of Sciences & Technology, 2002)
    The goal of a large number of criminal acts is to generate a profit for the individual or group that carries out the act. Money laundering is the processing of these criminal proceeds to disguise their illegal origin. This ...
  • DIFFERENCE BETWEEN ISLAMIC AND CONVENTIONAL BANKING & ISSUES RELATED TO ISLAMIC BANKING TERMS 
    MOAZZAM, UBAID (NBS, National University of Sciences & Technology, 2009)
    This research paper discusses the conflict between Islamic banking and Conventional way of banking. In Conventional banking, profit is in the form of interest which is prohibited in Islam under the guidelines provided in ...
  • THE IMPACT OF OPERATING LEVERAGE ON ASSET PRICING 
    MEHMOOD, ZAINAB (NBS, National University of Sciences & Technology, 2014)
    This thesis examines the association between operating leverage and expected return, operating leverage and systematic risk and also among operating leverage and book-to-market ratio through an empirical approach. Financial ...
  • Foreign Reserve Diversification: Should Pakistan Diversify into Euros? 
    Nasir, Benazir (NBS, National University of Sciences & Technology, 2005)
    The foreign exchange reserves serve a pivotal role in a country’s economy for various reasons. The Central Bank of a country is the major custodian of these reserves. The monetary value of such reserves will naturally ...
  • “Micro-Finance --- Globally and in Pakistan” 
    ARIF, Tahreem (NBS, National University of Sciences & Technology, 2004)
    Globally, 1.2 billion people are extremely poor — surviving on less than $1 a day — and three-quarters live in rural areas. Poverty is predominantly a rural phenomenon. Extremely poor people spend more than half of their ...
  • “CAR FINANCING IN PAKISTAN” 
    Sattar, Zoheb (NBS, National University of Sciences & Technology, 2004)
    There has been a rising demand for cars in the country over the past few years. Very often, one finds that the roads in big cities like Karachi, Lahore and Islamabad are found jammed in busy hours, whereas till 90’s, it ...
  • “Role of TFCs as a Financing Vehicle in Development of Capital Markets” 
    WAQAR, ZAINAB (NBS, National University of Sciences & Technology, 2001)
    Economies and businesses, all over the world, are facing new trends of globalization and the free market economy. These trends have produced a compelling and comparative environment for Pakistan’s public and private ...
  • Performance Evaluation of Small and Large Cap Companies 
    Khawaja, Wasim Rashid (NBS, National University of Sciences & Technology, 2005)
    This study examines the performance of small cap and large cap companies in short and long run. Smalls caps and large caps are separated on the basis of their market capitalization. In short run performance is checked ...
  • “Electronic Banking and Trading and its Impact on Financial Systems and Consumers'' 
    Gulzar, Waseem (NBS, National University of Sciences & Technology, 2002)
    “Electronic Banking and Trading and its Impact on Financial Systems and Consumers” National University of Sciences and Technology (Institute of Management Sciences), 2004 This study focuses on developing a theoretical ...
  • Determinant of inward FDI in Bangladesh, Pakistan, and Sri Lanka: An overview and policy implications 
    Iqrash Awan, Muhammad (NBS, National University of Sciences & Technology, 2014)
    Inward FDI to South Asian countries has declined significantly recently. Since reaching its peak in 2007 a decline has been seen which has surprised many. It is vital to study the determinants that have maximum effect ...
  • IMPACT OF OWNERSHIP CONCENTRATION AND OWNERSHIP IDENTITY ON FIRM PERFORMANCE (EVIDENCE FROM PAKISTAN) 
    MOAEED UZ ZAMN (NBS, National University of Sciences & Technology, 2012)
    This study investigates the concentrated ownership impact on performance of firm with the sample of 60 listed non-financial companies of various sector of economy from Pakistan. The data is gathered from 2008 to 2013. This ...
  • Intrapreneurship: Means of Measuring Innovation and Creativity within Corporate Zone of Pakistan 
    Rauf, Talha Abdul (NBS, National University of Sciences & Technology, 2012)
    The concept of Intrapreneurship is examined in this dissertation which encompasses the study of four leading corporate organizations in Pakistan in the Twin Cities of Rawalpindi & Islamabad. The purpose of this research ...
  • “Money Laundering & AML Procedures in Pakistan” 
    HUSSAIN, SYED SAJJAD (NBS, National University of Sciences & Technology, 2004)
    Money Laundering is the process by which criminals attempt to conceal or disguise the true origin and ownership of the proceeds derived from criminal procedures. It is not a new concept rather it is an old and global one ...
  • TESTNG OF CAPM FORPAKISTAN’S LONG-TERM CORPORATE BOND PRICING 
    Hassan, Shaffaq (NBS, National University of Sciences & Technology, 1999)
    Government bond markets serve as a stepping-stone on the path to developing a corporate bond market. A government bond market, if functioning satisfactorily, can significantly increase investors' confidence in the overall ...
  • PAKISTAN AND INDIA TRADE TIES-THE UNTAPPED POTENTIAL 
    Qureshi, Sana (NBS, National University of Sciences & Technology, 2005)
    Recent times have seen a renewed emphasis on improving upon the economic and commercial relations between Pakistan and India. In particular, the liberalization of trade between the two countries has become a growing issue ...
  • “The Emergence of Regional trade Blocs with Special Reference to SAARC” 
    Kamal, Saman (NBS, National University of Sciences & Technology, 2007)
    This Paper aims to access the performance of regional Trade blocs in general and Saarc in particular, with special attention being paid to India- Pakistan relations and its impact on Saarc. The performance of SAARC is also ...
  • “Emergence & Scope of Private Equity in the Developing World with the focus on the concerning Issues in Private Equity Regulations in Pakistan” 
    Shafiq, Saira (NBS, National University of Sciences & Technology, 2004)
    Private equity is a product of pure capitalism which has emerged as a major component of the alternative investment options and is now broadly accepted as an established asset class with in many institutional portfolios. ...
  • Selection and Timing Capabilities of Investment Managers and Above Market Return 
    SARWAR, QURAT-UL-AIN (NBS, National University of Sciences & Technology, 2007)
    The performance evaluation of investment managers has been a widely discussed issue in the field of finance. The investment performance of portfolios has been extensively examined for the developed capital markets. The ...
  • “INVESTMENT BANKING ISSUES IN PAKISTAN” 
    NAEEM, OMAR (NBS, National University of Sciences & Technology, 2004)
    Investment banks help in the development of strong economy in any country by helping its corporate sector through different services, by trading in capital market and money market products etc. In Pakistan investment banks ...

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