Bøger af Sher Khan

Momentum strategies are generally accepted strategies around the world for measuring the momentum effect in international capitals markets. The objectives of this study is to investigate the momentum effect in Karachi stock exchange by taking the CAPM model as an assumption of investor¿s momentum hypothesis. This study analyzed 16 momentum strategies based on partial rebalancing, Docile, and equal weighted techniques. The returns of zero cost portfolios were positive in four out of 16 strategies. Moreover a diminishing trend in losses stated in 14 strategies has observed. Our analysis confirmed that loser portfolio is solitarily producing profit of our zero cost portfolios. This study concluded that Winner and winner minus loser¿s portfolio firms of KSE do not follow the momentum effect while loser¿s portfolio firms of KSE follow the momentum effect. This study concluded and found low but significant momentum effect at Karachi stock exchange. A further possibility of momentum is existing in KSE if the sample is increased and uses the daily data of listed company at KSE-100 index.

This book Includes the Details explanations of Islamic and Conventional Banking. In Additions various products of Islamic banking such as Ijara, Murabahah, Musharaka and Mudaraba have been define and elaborated in details. Moreover, Book consists of researchers¿ findings and conclusions regarding different features and problems of Islamic banking in Pakistan. The book also includes suggestions and recommendations of the researcher with this regard. We have Conducted a survey, highlight and identified the key problems, recommended the points for Islamic Banking and Conventional Banking as well as proves that which banks is more, Better, efficient and Profitable in Pakistan.

Born a humble village boy in Pakistan’s Swat Valley, Sher Khan had the curiosity, the intelligence and the determination to succeed in a career in medicine, becoming a senior registrar in a UK hospital.Sensitive, wide-ranging and often very funny, Sher’s story portrays the life of a wise and kind man - a village boy who became a world traveller, an expert in nuclear medicine and a philanthropist who has done his best to overcome the inequity and suffering he sees around him. Dismayed at the dishonesty, favouritism and profiteering that have pervaded Pakistan since independence, he talks freely of the power struggles and posturing which have riddled his homeland’s affairs over the past half century. A colourful description of a vanished world and of the new world that is replacing it.