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The Bahrain Model

Introduction Bahrain is central to the development of further regulations for the Islamic finance industry. As the global Islamic financial services industry gains momentum both...

The Malaysian Model

Introduction As a leading international hub for Islamic banking and finance (IBF), Malaysia has always been seen as a jurisdiction which has successfully established its...

Post-Crisis Regulatory Environment for Islamic Financial Services

Introduction The sub-prime financial crisis was not simply the result of excessive leverage and inadequate capital but also concoction, of a gradual deterioration of business...

Risk Management and Shari’a Challenges

Introduction The Islamic finance industry has expanded rapidly. It now branches out into non-Muslim countries in Europe, North America and Asia/Australia and the recent financial...

Regulatory Issues: Challenges and Solutions

Introduction The regulation of Shari’a-compliant products and services creates a special challenge for regulators and gives rise to specific issues. These include: the role and...

Regulatory Bodies

Introduction A key goal of trade and enterprise under the Shari’a is to share wealth among the members of the community through moral business practices....

Islamic Banking Systems

Introduction For decades, banks in the conventional banking world have used pre-packaged software systems to meet their everyday processing requirements. Developing software internally to accommodate...

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