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Showing 1 to 17 of 17 for “"Islamic financial institutions"”.

  1. SHARĪʿAH GOVERNANCE IN ISLAMIC FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS IN MALAYSIA, GCC COUNTRIES AND THE UK

    … governance is peculiarly exclusive and unique to Islamic systems of financial management. While affirming the need for sound and efficient Sharīʿah governance as a crucial part of corporate governance in Islamic financial institutions (IFIs), it has nevertheless been found that little has been …

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  2. Exploring the relationship between the board of directors and the Shari’ah Supervisory Board in Islamic financial institutions in Saudi Arabia

    … to become a unique and exclusive system in Islamic financial institutions (IFIs). Although there has been growing research interest in the topic concerning the need to have an efficient and sound Shari’ah corporate governance (CG) system in IFIs, there are no insights into the role and …

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  3. The usefulness of annual reports of Islamic institutions in GCC countries to investors: the case of Kuwait

    … years, there has been a rapid expansion of Islamic financial institutions that do not deal in interest-based transactions. The financial information of Islamic financial institutions issued in their annual reports is different in certain features from the annual reports offered by …

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  4. The Impact of "AAOIFI" Standards on the Financial Reporting of Islamic Banks: Evidence from Bahrain

    … witnessed the appearance and rapid expansion of Islamic financial institutions operating both inside and outside the Islamic world. Islamic financial organisations are now operating in Western countries such as the UK, the US as well as most Islamic countries. The establishment of Islamic banks …

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  5. Can Islamic banking work in South Africa?

    In little more than a decade, Islamic banking has grown into a $300 billion a year industry worldwide and is now finding its way to South Africa hence providing a wealth of opportunities to new and existing players in the South African banking industry. One of the key factors differentiating …

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  6. An exploratory study on the nature of cross selling in the Islamic financial services industry (IFSI)

    … towards retaining customers in conventional financial industry. The objectives include increase in types of products purchased per customer, increase switching cost, improve market share, long term customer relationship, profitability for financial institutions, and saving cost for customers. …

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  7. Competing Institutional Logics in Islamic Financial Reporting Standardisation: A Comparative Study

    Recognising the accounting implications of Islamic business principles, initiatives have been taken to develop a framework that primarily aims to serve the financial reporting needs of Islamic financial industry. Those initiatives started with the objective of developing separate Islamic accounting …

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  8. The Internal and External Contingent Factors that Affect the Determination of Profitability in Islamic Banks in Comparison to Conventional Banks in Egypt

    Islamic banking system is one of the fastest growing segments of the international financial industry. This system has been receiving a growing attention nowadays especially after the global financial crisis which gave Islamic banks an opportunity to prove their resilience and contribution to …

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  9. An analysis of the potential lessons that can be learned from UK and US financial services regulation in the context of the UAE

    … analysis of regulatory landscapes in the financial sectors of the United Kingdom (UK), the United States (US), and within the context of the United Arab Emirates (UAE). The investigation was driven by the aftermath of the Global Financial Crisis (GFC) which exposed significant …

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  10. Risk regulation in Islamic banking: Does Saudi Arabia need to adopt the risk regulation practices of Basel?

    Proponents of Islamic finance often argue that the success of Islamic banks in the UK and Malaysia during the 2007-8 Financial Crisis is proof of the proposition that all Islamic banks (IBs) are immune from sub-prime-mortgage type shocks. The implementation of Basel practices in Saudi Arabia will …

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  11. Corporate Governance and Risk Management in Islamic Banking: Integrating Western Principles with Islamic Finance

    … of global finance has witnessed the growth of Islamic banking, which is characterized by its unique adherence to Shari’ah principles and ethical underpinnings. This thesis critically examines the evolving corporate governance (CG) landscape within Islamic banking, focusing on the integration of …

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  12. Essays on Islamic Finance and Banking

    Islamic banking and finance have received a considerable attention from academics and practitioners after the global financial crisis. Drawing insights from the theoretical and empirical studies about the resilience and the relative stability of Islamic financing alternatives - compared to their …

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  13. Praktik murâbahah di Koperasi Serba Usaha Unit Jasa Keuangan Syariah Alhambra Kantor Cabang Kedung Baruk no 58 Rungkut Surabaya: Prespektif fatwa Dewan Syariah Nasional no.4 tahun 2000 Majelis Ulama Indonesia

    … contract of sale systems are quite practiced by Islamic financial institutions namely the sale of murâbahah . Murâbahah is the principle ba’i (buying and selling) in which the selling price consists of a base price plus the value of benefits (ribh) agreed. On murâbahah, delivery was made during …

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  14. Penerapan total quality management pada Bank Tabungan Negara Syariah Cabang Kota Malang

    … (TQM) is an early introduction of sharia in financial institutions. one of the issues that arise in the financial management of the sharia is a model of governance (management) used was the same as the conventional management of financial institutions in general. Therefore we need innovation …

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  15. Penggunaan syariah card di kalangan santriwati hurun inn Pondok Pesantren Darul Ulum Jombang berdasarkan tinjauan fatwa DSN-MUI no 54 DSN-MUI/X/2006 tentang syariah card

    … ikut menerbitkan kartu kredit berbasis islami (Islamic credit card). Bank Syariah dipandang perlu menyediakan sejenis kartu kredit yaitu alat pembayaran dengan menggunakan kartu yang dapat digunakan untuk melakukan pembayaran atas kewajiban yang timbul dari suatu kegiatan ekonomi, termasuk …

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  16. Implementasi akad qardl terhadap pembiayaan talangan haji pada BTN Syariah Malang

    … jumlah talangan. ENGLISH: The development of Islamic economics in Indonesia has been adopted into the economic policy framework. The existence of Islamic banking in Indonesia is a reflection of the needs of banking system that can give a stability contribution to the national financial system. …

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  17. Accountability Practices of Islamic Banks: A Stakeholders' Perspective

    … study explores the concept of accountability in Islamic Banks (IB), which may achieve through disclosure. It aims to measuring the bank’s disclosure levels which contains Sharia, Social and Financial (SSF) as well as determinants and consequences of this disclosure. It moreover aims to identify …

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