Islamic finance (Capital Markets, Banking and Insurance) has emerged from a niche financial market to the mainstream of finance. The geographic market, clientele served, products base and volume of funds have grown significantly. Furthermore, the players have increased and now include not only pure Islamic institutions but also hybrid players (conventional bank with Islamic Finance windows). Therefore, not understanding the unique risks of the Islamic Finance model (risk sharing and risk pooling) can cause a failure of the model igniting a financial crises with a ripple effect on the Islamic faith. Hence, managing these unique risks is extremely important.
Islamic finance (Capital Markets, Banking and Insurance) has emerged from a niche financial market to the mainstream of finance.
This report provides an overview of countries' efforts to improve the quality and quantity of information on the costs of disasters.
In Target D, which is specifically dedicated to reducing damage to critical infrastructure, the Sendai Framework focuses on damage and disruptions to health and education facilities and suggests that countries report on additional ...
Earthquakes and other natural disasters are unpredictable, and often deadly. In developed and developing countries alike, the cost in human life and infrastructure is very high. The danger to schools is of particular concern, given the concentration ...
Earthquakes and other natural disasters are unpredictable, and often deadly.
Master's Thesis from the year 2011 in the subject Business economics - Banking, Stock Exchanges, Insurance, Accounting, grade: B, Oxford University, language: English, comment: Congratulation for a well done paper, abstract: From the start of commercial banking since1970s Islamic banking and finance has revealed progressive expansion over the globe. Pakistan, as one of the largest Muslim nation in the world, has taken some policies and established some strategies in order to develop Islamic banking industry in the country. Islamic banking, like commercial banking, faces a number of implications that may influence their operational performance. One of such implications is liquidity risk that provides extra features in the situation of Islamic banking. Both the Sharia rules and the international standards of banking propose that banks must have some strong management policies concerning to implication of liquidity risk, such as a liability committee and reactive asset, system of internal control and useful information, and techniques for managing deposits to decrease liquidity on-demand, in order to manage the liquidity risk and its implications. The purpose of this study, therefore, is to analyze the liquidity risk management and its implications in Islamic banking. This objective is fulfilled through the case study of Meezan Bank in Pakistan Islamic banking industry. The methods of data collection and analysis in this study include a combination of qualitative and quantitative research methods to reach the aims and objectives of this research. Additionally, the primary data with the help of questionnaire survey was also collected with the intention of understating the real practices and implications of liquidity risk management. It was examined from the perspectives of depositors of Islamic banking and Islamic bankers in order to provide further sights on the issues related to liquidity risk management. The empirical analyses conducted in this research demonstrate
Master's Thesis from the year 2011 in the subject Business economics - Banking, Stock Exchanges, Insurance, Accounting, grade: B, Oxford University, language: English, abstract: From the start of commercial banking since1970s Islamic ...
"Bank merupakan unit bisnis yang terbanyak diatur dibandingkan dengan unit bisnis lainnya, serta bisnis yang dilengkapi dengan berbagai pagar dan rambu-rambu pengaman sebagai proteksi agar bisnis bank tetap terpelihara dengan baik, sebagaimana kita tahu bahwa bank sebagai unit bisnis yang lebih mengedepankan atau menjadikan ?lembaga bisnis yang amanah?. Rambu-rambu pengamanan untuk memproteksi dipersiapkan baik untuk bank itu sendiri maupun untuk pengelolanya dari Komisaris, Direksi, dan manajemen pelaksana (dari Kepala Divisi hingga jabatan terendah yang ada pada bank), namun demikian masih saja terjadi adanya kesalahan urus yang berdampak pada kerugian bisnis dan yang lebih fatal lagi akan mengurangi atau bahkan menghilangkan kepercayaan stake holder atau customer pada bank tersebut. Buku Islamic Risk Management for Islamic Bank ini selain mengurai aspek manajemen risiko yang lazim dalam bisnis perbankan, juga lebih mengemukakan perlunya bank diurus oleh figur-figur yang menjunjung tinggi etika bisnis dalam perspektif Islam, berakhlak mulia sebagaimana dicontohkan Rasulullah saw., sehingga para bankir bukan saja mahir dan piawai dalam operasional bank akan tetapi juga memiliki akhlaqul karimah dan beretika, sehingga dalam setiap aktivitasnya lebih mengedepankan Clean Governance. Buku Islamic Risk Management for Islamic Bank ini dipersiapkan untuk praktisi perbankan Islam, Bank Perkreditan Rakyat Syariah (BPRS), BMT, mahasiswa Program Strata 1 (S1), Strata 2 (S2), dan Strata 3 (S3) serta masyarakat pengamat dan pencinta ilmu pengetahuan untuk melengkapi dan memutakhirkan pengetahuan. Di samping itu buku ini pun patut pula dibaca para bankir perbankan konvensional, sehingga ke depan diharapkan kemungkinan risiko yang akan dialami bank dapat diminimalisir dan bahkan dihilangkan."
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