Buch, Englisch, 222 Seiten
Global Challenges and Opportunities
Buch, Englisch, 222 Seiten
ISBN: 978-1-84374-198-5
Verlag: Euromoney
With conventional banks in the west opening Islamic windows to service their Islamic customers, the establishment of the first discrete Islamic retail bank in Europe, and the conversion of entire banking functions to Islamic alternatives, Islamic retail products are increasingly moving to the mainstream. Offerings of Islamic mortgages, savings, insurance and retail investment products are part of a global expansion of the financial industry which are increasingly competitive with conventional financial products.
Islamic Retail Banking and Finance is the first book of its kind bringing together the leading banks, lawyers, accountants and retail product providers who have been involved in the rapid expansion of the Islamic retail industry throughout the globe.
Our contributors provide the reader with discussions of:
Market for Islamic retail products
Products available, how they differ from conventional alternatives, and their basis in Islamic law
The development of mortgage and home finance schemes, takaful, savings plans, auto finance products and equity investment products
How banks, insurance providers and asset managers can manage consumer education, what are the cultural and ethical constraints
The experience of training Islamic bankers
How to manage liquidity and credit issues
What are the regulatory constraints and challenges faced by Islamic retail product providers, and the experience of those who have successfully launched their products
The experience of those involved in conversion of Islamic retail banking functions
Legal and taxation issues
The views from regulatory authorities themselves
With contributions from institutions and individuals including: Clifford Chance, Deutsche Bank, Ernst and Young, Failaka, Financial Services Authority, FWU Group, London Special Risks, Meezan Bank, Shape, Sharjah Islamic Bank, State Bank of Pakistan, Vinson and Elkins, Volaw Trust, Shaykh Yusuf deLorenzo and Prof. Rodney Wilson.