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- Introduction
- What is Islamic banking and finance?
- Islamic finance principles
- Shariah principles in Islamic banking
- Role of the Shariah committee
- FAQs about Islamic banking and finance
- Size of Islamic banking and finance business
- Islamic banking is booming
- Share of Islamic bank assets by country
- Top 20 Islamic banks
- Estimate of Islamic banks in western economies
- Islamic wealth management
- Islamic banks may pose a potential systemic risk
- Islamic equity market indices
- Islamic vs. conventional equities
- Growth of Islamic mutual funds
- Islamic mutual funds by domicile and asset class
- Islamic mutual funds by geographical focus
- Sukuk (Islamic bond) global issues
- Sukuk issues by country
- Sukuk listings on the London stock exchange
- Takaful (Islamic insurance) global market
- Studies on Islamic vs. conventional banking
- Recent study finds differences
- More recent studies (1)
- More recent studies (2)
- Conclusions
- References (1)
- References (2)
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Topics Covered
- Islamic banking
- Islamic finance
- What is Islamic banking
- Principles of Islamic banking
- Principles of Islamic finance
- Shariah principles
- Size of Islamic banking
- Top Islamic banks- Islamic equity
- Islamic funds
- Islamic wealth management
- Islamic bonds
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Molyneux, P. (2014, October 7). Islamic banking and finance [Video file]. In The Business & Management Collection, Henry Stewart Talks. Retrieved December 14, 2024, from https://doi.org/10.69645/OFFN2249.Export Citation (RIS)
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Welcome to the Islamic Banking and Finance presentation
by Professor Philip Molyneux from Bangor University.
The aim of the presentation is to highlight some of
the key features of Islamic banking and finance.
Islamic banking and finance has developed rapidly over the last 30 years
to become an increasingly important part of the global financial sector.
The lecture will highlight features of Islamic banking, Islamic equity, indices and mutual funds,
and will also briefly mentioned Islamic bonds,
which is known as sukuk,
and Islamic insurance, known as Takaful.
The aim is to give an insight into the key features of the sector, its growing importance,
and the various types of instruments used in Islamic banking and finance.
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What is Islamic banking and finance?
Islamic banking and finance is any sort of financial activity undertaken
that's consistent with Islamic law, known as Shariah.
It's undertaken in accordance with the rules of Shariah known as fiqh muamalat,
and this is just simply the Islamic rules on transactions.
A key feature of Islamic banking and finance that makes it different from conventional
or Western banking and finance is that it does not allow for the payments or receipt of interest.
It also aims to promote a greater degree of fairness and equity in
the conduct of business transactions in the financial sector.
It's existed for over 30 years.
The first Islamic banks were established in Egypt during the 1960s
based on the German savings bank mutual model.