Islamic financial institutions

Part 2 of ebook "Proceedings of the 2nd advances in business research international conference (ABRIC2016)" provides readers with contents including: Chapter 17 - The effect of religiosity, financial knowledge, and financial behaviour on financial distress among undergraduate students; Chapter 18 - Effects of intellectual capital on microfinance institutions’ performance; Chapter 19 - An analysis of house price index as the alternative pricing benchmark for islamic home financing; Chapter 20 - Global digital divide, inter-regional study on the impact of ICT diffusion on economic growth;...

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The present study aims to examine the idea of supply chain management in the financial institutions like banks in the region of Indonesia. After the detailed examination of existing literature current research work has developed a model for the supply chain in financial perspective with its physical implication as well. This study use panel or pooled data taken from annual report of Islamic and conventional banks in Indonesia during 2012-2017 period and consist of 10 Islamic and 24 conventional banks.

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Continued part 1, part 2 of ebook "The Routledge companion to accounting and risk" provides readers with contents including: management accounting and risk; risk monitoring; supporting decision-making under uncertainty; risk and performance management; incorporating risk considerations into planning and control systems; risk reporting to the board of directors; monitoring shariah non-compliance risk in islamic banking institutions;...

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Ebook Banking and financial institutions: Part 2 includes contents: Chapter 7 real estate and consumer lending, chapter 8 bank capital: capital adequacy, chapter 9 evaluating bank performance, chapter 10 payments systems, chapter 11 other financial services, chapter 12 a guide to islamic banking, chapter 13 the view from the top: recommendations from a superintendent of banks.

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Management of financial institution: Lecture 8. The main topics covered in this chapter include: state bank of Pakistan; various departments; Islamic banking department; Islamic credit cards; domestic market and monetary management department; monetary policy implementation;... Please refer to the content of document.

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Management of financial institution: Lecture 36. The main topics covered in this chapter include: insurance companies; types of insurance companies; financial viability of insurance companies; islamic concept of insurance “takaful”;... Please refer to the content of document.

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In this paper we review the failures and success of Islamic finance in relation to the Maqasid al- Shari’ah, operationalize it for Islamic banking and finance, suggest some initial steps to achieve these objectives and finally propose mechanisms to monitor the performance of Islamic financial institutions towards achieving the socio-economic objectives of the Shari’ah in Islamic finance.

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This paper discusses Islamic financial reporting system as practiced in many Islamic states for economic development. The issue of Islamic accounting among scholars provided evidence of economic benefits among the countries that have Islamic financial institutions (IFIs).

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The present paper examined the reasons Macroeconomic Factors Influence the Construction of Certain Structure of Sukuk. The scope of our study covers the most Sukuk issuers’ countries namely: Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, UAE, Bahrain, Qatar, Indonesia, Malaysia, Brunei, Pakistan, and Gambia observed over the period 2003-2012. The study has analyzed the influence of (i) Economic and Macroeconomic factors, (ii) Global financial Crisis (iii) Financial System (iv) Institutional Environment (v) Legal Origin and (vi) Religion and Society Factors on the Development of the Sukuk Market.

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This study is targeted to enhance understanding of corporate governance (CG) in the banking sector and to examine the existence and practice of CG mechanisms in United Arab Emirates (UAE) Conventional Banks (CBs) and Islamic Banks (IBs). More specifically, the paper aims to explore to what degree corporate governance structures and practices used by CBs and IBs are different, including CG mechanisms forced by the law (Board of Directors, Auditors, Audit Committee and Credit Committee) and other CG modes adopted voluntarily by these banks.

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This booklet explains how interest rates are calculated and the types of interest rates a consumer may encounter when dealing with financial service providers in Bahrain. Knowing about interest rates is important to consumers since it tells them how much it costs to borrow money and how much they can earn by depositing their money with a bank. Interest rates only apply to loans and deposits from conventional financial institutions. Islamic financial institutions do not charge or pay interest, but have other fees and payments not found in conventional institutions.

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Sunnah of the Prophet Muhammad, and it governs all aspects of personal and collective life. Overall, Shariah investment must be carried out in accordance with the fundamental principles of Islamic law. A Shariah board of Islamic scholars advises the financial institution in the development of Shariah-compliant products. The most distinctive element of Islamic banking is the prohibition of interest, whether "nominal" or "excessive," simple or compound, fixed or floating.

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The emergence of Islamic banking in recent years is one of the most important trends in the financial world. There has always been a demand among Muslims for financial products and services that conform to the Shariah (Islamic law). With the development of viable Islamic alternatives to conventional finance, Muslims are increasingly able to participate in the financial world without bearing an economic penalty.

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It is a young and fast-growing industry that continues to evolve and expand both financially and geographically. This industry’s vast market includes devout Muslims in indigenous Muslim societies as well as in Muslim minorities of non-Muslim countries. Furthermore, it offers a broad appeal beyond its traditional Muslim base: non-Muslim individuals and communities that seek ethical financial solutions have also been attracted to Islamic banking. The first modern Islamic financial institutions emerged in the 1960s and 1970s.

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