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This 12 page paper gives an in-depth overview of Islamic banking. The paper looks at the history and development of Islamic banking in recent times, the major characteristics of Islamic banking, gives a description of the different financial products and financial instruments which are utilised, considers the banking regulations, the strategic and competitive issues faced by Islamic banks and finishes with recommendations for an existing or new international Islamic bank. The bibliography cites 12 sources.
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and Legal Framework for an Islamic Banking System in UAE. 8 6. Comparative Analysis of Islamic and Traditional Banking and Finance and the Benefits and the Impact of Risk Management. 9 7. The Strategic
and Competitive Issues and Challenges Facing Islamic Banking and Finance in Next Decades. 12 8. Recommendations for an International Bank Offering Islamic Banking and Financial Services 13 9. Conclusion 13 References 14 1. Introduction
Islamic banking is growing rapidly; in excess of 15% per year over the last five years. The development of Islamic banking in a modern context has been in response
to the demand for banking and finance facilities which abide by the Shariah. It is only with the understanding of what it can banking is about, the guiding principles in
the way in which it is manifested in the modern world is any bank can consider expanding its operations to include Islamic banking, as banks such as HSBC and Lloyds
TSB have undertaken, or for a new bank to consider setting up. 2. History and Development of Islamic Banking and Finance The development of the current system is Islamic banking
can be traced back to the writings of Islamic academics during the 1940s. During the 1940s and 1950s the level of academic literature concerning the way in which Islamic law
could be satisfied with the creation of an Islamic banking system was exhilarating. However, it was not until the early 1960s that these theories manifested into banking experiments rather than
the predominant model of the interest basis (Kahf, 2000). History of Islamic banking begins with two independent start-ups; one in Malaysia one in Egypt. In Malaysia in the late 1950s
there was a "pilgrimage fund" set up. This was a fund set up to individuals who wanted to save in order to make a pilgrimage to Mecca. In 1962 this
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