Sukuk Growth Comparison: Why Does Indonesia Lose With Malaysia?

Based on a specified event a “Coco Bond” has a distinct attribute of being converted to equity. Hence they take a form of capital that support the institution in time of stress and satisfy regulatory capital requirements. For Islamic banks to meet regulatory requirements of Basel Accord, Sukuk products currently seem to be the most viable and plausible to deal with capital requirements. Read more about this instrument and what options does Shariyah provide here.Fiqh, Gharar, Mufti, Riba, Shariah, Shariah advisor, Shariah compliant, Sukuk, Sunnah

Islamic Banking in India: An OverviewIslamic banking, Mal, Murabaha, Shariah, Sukuk, Takaful, Rub

Does a country’s external debt level affect its Islamic banking sector development? Evidence from Malaysia based on Quantile regression and Markov regime-switchingIslamic banking, Shariah, Sukuk

Government Expenditure and Economic Growth in Saudi Arabia

Within the Islamic Finance sector, there has been talk of how through collaboration we could see convergence between this and more mainstream responsible investing. Many initiatives have outlined the strategies and purposes behind this move and as such, many positives have come out of it. In my travels over this time, there has been much talk about the benefit of investing in a responsibly sustainable manner for the long term whilst maintaining the distinctiveness of Islamic Finance.However, the word convergence, in a biological sense, does trouble me somewhat. Its true definition relates to...

Islamic Stock Market and Sukuk Market Development, Economic Growth, and Trade Openness (The Case of Indonesia and Malaysia)Sukuk

Waqf Land Administration and Registration: Legal AnalysisFatwa, Islam, Islamic banking, Mal, Waqf, Usufruct, Provision

Awareness and Perceptions of Muslim Society towards Islamic Banking in the PhilippinesAmanah, Gharar, Islam, Islamic banking, Murabaha, Riba, Shariah

An Overview of Participatory Project Finance & Venture Capital Finance in the GCC - Implication for IndiaIjara, Musharakah, Shariah, Sukuk, Wakalah, Receivables