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This 12 page paper looks at Islamic banking and finance. This 12 page paper looks at the history and development of Islamic banking and finance, the characteristics of the Islamic banking, the different types of products that are available as well as the regulation of the industry in the UAE and the challenges and potential within the industry. The bibliography cites 11 sources.
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3.4 Prohibition of speculative behaviour 6 3.5 Sanctity contracts 6 3.6 Shariah approved activities 7 4. The inventory and description of Islamic banking and finance products and instruments 7 4.1 Murabaha 7 4.2 Ijara 8 4.3 Mudaraba 8 4.4 Musharaka 8 4.5 Bay muajjal and baysalam 9 5. The
regulatory and legal framework for an Islamic banking system in UAE. 9 6. Comparative analysis of Islamic and traditional banking and finance and the benefits and the impact of risk management. 10 7. The
strategic and competitive issues and challenges facing Islamic banking and finance in next decades 12 8. Recommendations for an international bank seeking to offer Islamic banking services 13 9. Conclusion 15 References 15
1. Introduction Islamic banking Islamic banking is a growing industry. It is a type of banking which is now available in more than 75 countries and over recent years has
demonstrated an annual growth rate of between 15% and 20% (Wang, 2007). From relatively modest roots it has developed into accepting form of banking and finance with the turnover of
$5 billion in 1985, increasing to turnover $70 billion today and a projection that the market will be worth $100 billion by the year 2010. At a growing banking
industry its influence is spreading and the potential is not limited to only specialist banks. More and more specialist banks are entering mainstream, and many mainstream banks are setting up
Islamic banking divisions, Hong Kong and Shanghai banking Corporation (HSBC), the international bank with interest across the globe has Islamic banking division, and another recent addition to Islamic banking services
comes from the National Bank of Kenya which has just started an Islamic banking division (Rosenberg, 2008). With rapid growth and increasing mainstream acceptance there are many opportunities afforded by
Islamic banking, however, like any growth industry there is also diversity and a number of challenges which need to be faced. 2. The history and development of the Islamic banking
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