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Liquidity Risk Management through Capital Increase Policies: A Future Perspective in Iraqi Islamic Banks

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  • Hasan Sahab Mutar Al Naamnah

    (University of Manouba)

  • Dorsaf Ben Aissia

    (University of Manouba)

  • Hayder Salih Mahdi Al Yasiri

    (University of Manouba)

Abstract

This study aims to explore how banks manage liquidity risks due to their impact on financial stability, specifically through the policy of capital increase, and to analyse the effect of such increases on the stability of banks. The sample consisted of a group of banks listed on the Iraq Stock Exchange from 2018 to 2023. An inductive financial statement analysis approach was used to determine whether banks succeeded in managing liquidity risks through capital increases. The study reached several key findings. There is a positive relationship between liquidity risks and capital increases, indicating that when banks increase their capital, they tend to increase the loans granted, which may lead to significant financial crises, pushing them to borrow from other sources. It was observed that increasing capital did not reduce liquidity risks, and banks did not succeed in managing these risks effectively. This also points to weaknesses in risk management systems, internal controls, and non-compliance with regulations issued by the Central Bank of Iraq.

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  • Hasan Sahab Mutar Al Naamnah & Dorsaf Ben Aissia & Hayder Salih Mahdi Al Yasiri, 2025. "Liquidity Risk Management through Capital Increase Policies: A Future Perspective in Iraqi Islamic Banks," The Journal of Accounting and Management, Danubius University of Galati, issue 2(15), pages 95-111, August.
    • Handle: RePEc:dug:jaccma:y:2025:i:2:p:95-111
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