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This research investigated the regulatory challenges faced by Islamic banking from
the perspective of Islamic bankers in Pakistan. The data were collected through crosssectional survey using a questionnaire from 152 bankers, selected through stratified
convenient sampling, working at different Islamic banks of Lahore. The mean scores
for overall 68 statements as well as for its sub-dimensions, namely, ‘Scope of
Regulatory Authorities,’ ‘Development Issues with Regulatory System,’ ‘Licensing
and Authorization,’ ‘Shari‘ah Supervision,’ ‘Supervisory Framework,’ ‘Institutional
Harmonization,’ ‘Information Disclosure,’ ‘Market Development’ and ‘Capacity
Building’ indicated the agreement of Islamic bankers with pre-formulated list of
regulatory challenges for Islamic banking. There was no statistically significant
difference in bankers’ perceptions with regard to regulatory challenges for Islamic
banking based on gender and nature of bank. However, the participants’ qualification,
professional experience, and career levels appeared to be correlative of Islamic
bankers’ perceptions regarding regulatory challenges for Islamic banking. The
findings are helpful for policy makers to make strategic decisions for the development
and growth of IB in Pakistan. This study comprises pragmatic insights of Islamic
bankers and benefits both Islamic as well as other conventional banks adopting
Islamic banking in order to increase their business opportunities. In addition, the
results of this study may assist the policy makers and regulators in policy formulation
regarding Islamic banking in Pakistan.
Rozeen Shaukat. (2017) Regulatory Challenges of Islamic Banking in Pakistan, Journal of Islamic Thought and Civilization, Volume VII, Issue 2.
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