The main objective of this interdisciplinary research is to examine the effect of Management Information Systems (MIS) on financial corporate corruption by providing theoretical evidence on how these systems improve corporate governance and internal audit quality and thus reducing financial corporate corruption. the researcher concludes that financial information generated by management information systems and presented to business management satisfies the necessity for reliable, unbiased, clear, and easily understandable information, thereby enabling business management to formulate its decisions in a timely and efficient manner.Thus, an accounting information system as a subsystem of MIS can contribute to timely decision-making, corporate management, strategies for constant cost reduction and savings, effective communication, and cash and working capital management. Therefore, companies that have established good corporate governance practices can enhance their corporate value on a long term basis and thus be more competitive in helping to raise social wealth and reduce financial corporate corruption.

Liquidity risk Management is vital to sound banking practice. Undoubtedly today all banking organizations face uncountable risks such as liquidity risk which can cause failure of a banking system. So, a good risk management practice is necessary for the existence and the development of banks. Therefore, the aim of this study is to examine the efficacy of risk management practice that is liquidity risk their impact on financial performance of Islamic banks. Liquidity risk is measured by loan to deposit ratio, cash to total asset ratio. Financial performance measure representations were Return on assets (ROA) and Return on Equity (ROE). Data are piece from 2013-2017 which is taken from the financial reports of Islamic banks. Regression analysis has been used to extract the results. The result of this study determined that how this liquidity risk will affect the bank financial performance in Egyptian Islamic banks.