Rss Introduction to Islamic Finance Place financière, contexte et obligations professionnelles Marchés, finance et produits financiers Retail Banking Private Banking Organismes de placement collectif Finance et produits alternatifs Certifications A la carte Fiscalité, successions et planification fiscale Risk Management Compliance Comptabilité, analyse bilans et contrôle de gestion Back-Office Accueil et vente Assurances Professionels du secteur financier Formations Finance et produits alternatifs A la carte Islamic Finance: Introduction ObjectifIndexCours Complémentaires The objective of this module is to give a detailed overview of Islamic finance from the perspective of conventional finance. Understanding Shariah Law Principles of Shariah Law Shariah Law and economic systems Shariah compliant products Characteristics of Shariah Financing Contracts Overview of Islamic contracts Permissible investment Islamic perception of money Islam and ethical investment Principal Islamic Finance Contracts Ijara (operating lease) Ijara WA iqtina (finance lease) Mudarabah (participation or trust financing) Murabah (cost-plus financing) Musharakah (equity financing) Istesna’a (construction financing) Bai Salam (payment for future delivery) Arbun (pre-purchase of right to acquire asset) Sukuk (bond issue) Securitization Definition of securitization in Islamic Shariah Asset backed securities Securitization of hybrid securities Islamic Financial Engineering Sukuk Definition of Sukuk The market for Sukuk AAOIFI classification of Sukuk Sukuk and bonds Types of Sukuk Basic Sukuk structure Hedge Funds Islamic view of hedge fund activity 2.Hedge fund return 3.Shariah compliant fund of funds Islamic Capital Market Products Shariah compliant capital market products Islamic capital market in GCC and Malaysia Development of Islamic capital market in MENA Offres ComplémentairesIslamic Finance: Insurance Islamic Finance: Risk Management Islamic Finance: Sukuks Inscription fermée Contactez-nous Imprimer
