The compliance of Algerian Islamic Banks with of corporate governance: Al Salam and Al Baraka Bank case study

Prepared by the researcher

Prof .Mokhtar Abdellah MAAZOUZ – Jouf  University.Saudi Arabia

Dr Hicham BOUREMMA  -University of Jijel.Algeria

Source – Democratic Arab Center

A Periodical International Journal published by the “Democratic Arab Center” Germany – Berlin

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Abstract:

This study aims to show The compliance of Algerian Islamic Banks with the principles of corporate governance, where the population studied is represented by the employees of ELBARAKA bank and ESSALAM bank, and to achieve the objective of the study a questionnaire was designed and distributed to a sample of 58 respondents. After statistical analysis, we determined that the Algerian Islamic banks committed to the conditions that must be provided in the board members, and aspects related to senior management and their compensation, it is also committed to ensuring the existence of a clear definition of the role of shareholders and ensure their rights, and the preservation of stakeholder rights, and it is committed to internal and external audit procedures and the principle of disclosure and transparency for all data and information.