Business Knowledge for It in Islamic Finance

Name: Business Knowledge for It in Islamic Finance | A Complete Handbook for It Professionals
Brand: Essvale Corporation Limited
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A Complete Handbook for It Professionals

Corporation Essvale(Autor*in)

Essvale Corporation Limited (Verlag)

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Erschienen am 14. Mai 2014

193 Seiten

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Inhalt

Intro
Preface
Acknowledgements
Contents
Introduction
Overview of Islamic Finance
Introduction
Definition
Main Types of Islamic Finance
History of Islamic Finance
Islamic Economics and Finance - Key Concepts
Relationship between Ethical Investment and Islamic Principles
A Range of Islamic Financial Instruments
Valid Gains on Investment
What Differentiates Islamic Finance and Conventional Finance?
Global Market for Islamic Finance
Business Environment
Introduction
Environmental Factors
Country Analysis
Profiles of Major Players
Regulators
Data Providers
Indices
Ratings
Islamic Banking
Introduction
What is Islamic Banking?
The Shari'ah Board
Comparison of Islamic Banking and Conventional Banking
How do Islamic Banks work?
Overview of Key Markets
Core Operations of Islamic Banks
Islam Banking Products
The Deposit Side of Islamic Banking
Asset-side Instruments
Islamic Investment Banking
Islamic Financial Markets and Instruments
Islamic Insurance
Introduction
Definitions of Takaful
Brief History of Takaful
Basic Facts about Takaful
Main Drivers of Takaful
Basic Elements of Takaful
Differences between Insurance and Takaful
Key Features of Takaful
Takaful Operating Models
Retakaful
Ijarah - Islamic Leasing
Introduction
Definitions of Ijarah
Comparison between Ijarah and Murabaha Financing
Basic Rules of Leasing
Reasons for choosing Ijarah as Opposed to Murabaha
Types of Ijarah Arrangements
Implementation Issues in Ijarah Financing
Securitisation
Introduction
Definition of Islamic Securitisation
The Case for Securitisation in Islamic Finance
Adapting the Principles of Islamic Finance to Securitisation
The Capital Markets in an Islamic Framework
Sukuk and Securitisation
Sukuk Compared to Bonds
Categories of Sukuk
Participants in Sukuk Issue or Securitisation
The Relations between Parties Involved
Tradable and Non-tradable Sukuk
The Importance of Sukuk
Types of Sukuk
Trends
Introduction
Growth of Syndicated Islamic Finance
Islamic Project Financing
Impact of Basel II on Islamic Finance
Launch of Islamic ETFs
Growth of Islamic Private Equity
Growth of Islamic Private Banking and Wealth Management
Financing Practices
Introduction
Financing Areas
Trade Financing
Cards
Working Capital Finance
Liquidity Management
Foreign Exchange Dealings
Mortgages
Common Systems Used in Islamic Banking and Finance
Introduction
IT Situation in Islamic Banks
Profile of Systems
Profiles of Systems
List of Other Systems
IT Projects
Introduction
Approach to Successful Project Management
Increasing the Probability of Successin a Project
The Challenges for Islamic Financial Institutions When Implementing Banking Systems
Considerations for Risk Management Systems Design
Commonly Used Terminology
Introduction
List of Terms
The Future
The Future: What does it hold for IT and Business in Islamic Finance?
Analysis of the Prospects for Survival of Islamic Banking and Finance
Evolving Structure of Islamic Finance Industry
Increased Role of Technology
Post Credit-crunch Future of Islamic Finance
Conclusion
Appendix
Bibliography
Index
About the Bizle Brand
About the Bizle Professional Series
Other Titles in the Bizle Professional Series

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