ENHANCING FINANCIAL STABILITY: A COMPARATIVE STUDY ON THE SIGNIFICANCE OF SOCIAL CAPITAL IN ISLAMIC BANKING
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This theory looks at the significance of social capital in the domain of Islamic banking through a relative examination. Social capital, enveloping assets, connections, and organizations, holds a critical job in working with enterprising progress in different ventures. In the particular setting of Islamic banking, social capital assumes a pivotal part in recognizing and taking advantage of business valuable open doors, procuring fundamental assets like monetary and human resources, building trust and authenticity with partners, and offering close-to-home and instrumental help. Through a similar examination, this study investigates the exceptional manners by which social capital affects Islamic banking contrasted with other financial frameworks. The discoveries feature the importance of social capital in advancing enterprising achievement and underline the requirement for businesspeople in Islamic banking to put resources into sustaining and fostering their social capital. The experiences acquired from this study add to a more profound comprehension of the meaning of social capital inside the dynamic and testing scene of Islamic banking.
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