This value pack includes five courses with topics covering Islamic banking and finance history, types of contracts, challenges and key market instruments used in Islamic finance Sukuk, the Islamic equivalent of conventional bonds and Islamic funds.
Overview
Islamic banking and finance are based on shari'a, or Islamic law. To comply with shari'a, Islamic financial institutions must meet requirements such as avoiding riba (interest) and not engaging in activities that are forbidden under Islamic law. A wide range of shari'a-compliant financial products and services are available. It is a growing market, with products/services offered by both Islamic and conventional banks worldwide. Estimates suggest that financial assets complying with Islamic law are worth around USD 2 trillion today.
This value pack includes five courses:
- Islamic banking and finance - an introduction
- Islamic banking and finance - financial instruments
- Islamic money and capital markets
- Sukuk market
- Islamic banking and finance - wealth management
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These courses form part of the Intuition short course suite.