RESEARCHER PROFILE
Ola Al-Sayed
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New Giza University
Ola Al-Sayed works in Banking stability, regulation, efficiency, Islamic Finance and Banking Studies, Banking Sector Performance and Management, Post-Communist Economic and Political Transition, Monetary Policy and Economic Impact. Recorded institutional associations include Cairo University, New Giza University.
13Publications
64Citations
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Selected research works
Up to 100 highly cited works; DOI links open the original research. Counts reflect the collected record, not real-time citation totals.
BANKING SECTOR PERFORMANCE: ISLAMIC AND CONVENTIONAL BANKS IN THE UAE
2015 · 35 citationsLiquidity in the UAE Islamic banks
2019 · 10 citationsLiquidity Risk in the Mena Region Banking Sector: Does Bank Type Make a Difference?
2018 · 6 citationsAssessing fiscal sustainability in Egypt: a comparative study
2021 · 5 citationsThe impact of institutions' quality and information availability on capital inflows volatility in selected MENA countries
2023 · 4 citationsDoes the Military Public Expenditure Matter for Economic Growth? Evidence from Egypt during the Period (1981/1982-2011/2012)
2013 · 2 citationsCitizen-Centric Approach to E-government: Can It Help in Overcoming the Digitalization Financing Obstacle? The Case of Electricity Meter in Egypt
2021 · 1 citationsThe impact of macroeconomic indicators on working capital management and firms’ profitability in Egypt
2025 · 1 citationsThe Missed Puzzle Piece for Economic Transition Success
2015 · 0 citationsThe Relation between Economic Transition and Political Transformation – Egypt in the Light of EEC's Experience
2014 · 0 citationsThe Missed Puzzle Piece For Economic Transition Success
2015 · 0 citationsLiquidity Risk in the MENA Region Banking Sector: Does Bank Type Make a Difference?
2017 · 0 citationsCapital flows at risk: back-testing analysis of the left tail density in the MENA region
2026 · 0 citations
