Islamic House Financing in Pakistan: A Demand Analysis

  • Muhammad Mansoor Javed Senior Lecturer SKANS School of Accountancy Lahore, Pakistan.
  • Muhammad Mahmmod Shah Khan Director Institute of Islamic Banking University of Management and Technology Lahore, Pakistan.
  • Haris Aslam Assistant Professor School of Business & Economics University of Management and Technology Lahore, Pakistan.
Keywords: House Financing, Islamic Banks, Social Influence, Shariah Compliance, Conventional Demand

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his paper analyzes the issue of the nature of demand for house financing offered by Islamic banks in the Pakistan. The paper also identifies the factors that impact demand for house financing offered by Islamic banks. The study used survey data based on convenient face to face interview of 243 respondents. The study regressed conventional demand for Islamic house financing on six regressors: Shariah compliance, convenience, bank features, product features, social influence and knowledge. The study reveals that the nature of demand for Islamic house financing is conventional. The results of the study also indicate that religious factor negatively affect the demand for Islamic house financing whereas all other factors affect it positively. The study will help managers of Islamic banks to increase their market share in house financing by focusing on those factors which significantly affect the demand for their product.

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Published
2015-03-03
How to Cite
Muhammad Mansoor Javed, Muhammad Mahmmod Shah Khan, & Haris Aslam. (2015). Islamic House Financing in Pakistan: A Demand Analysis. Islamic Banking and Finance Review, 2(1), 01-15. https://doi.org/10.32350/ibfr.2015.02.01
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