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  • 7/29/2019 254 Islamic banking

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    Empower your analytic judgement

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    Learning Paths

    TargeT audienceCredit Risk Management, fxed income and banking proessionals.This workshop is targeted at an intermediate level and assumes abasic understanding o bank analysis. This workshop is a ollow onrom Emerging Market Bank Analysis or Intensive Bank Analysiswhich oer the core tools o bank analysis..

    course objecTivesThe goal o this workshop is to demonstrate how to evaluate a bankoperating under Islamic banking rules.Specifcally, participants will learn to:

    Understand the principles o Islamic Finance, Shariah law andthe key Islamic productsCompare and contrast the components o an Islamic fnancialinstitutions balance sheet and income statement to those o anon-Islamic fnancial institutionIdentiy the risks particular to Islamic fnancial InstitutionsUse a structured approach to assess and benchmark theperormance o Islamic Banks.

    conTenTovervieW oF isLaMic banKing

    Ppl f ilm fRiba, the objection to usury or interestExclusive asset backed fnancingProft and loss sharing

    Ky l tmt ptMusharakah or ShirkahMudarabahIjarahSalam, Istisana and MurabahaSukukTakaul

    anaLYTic overvieWStructured approach - application o purpose payback model to

    Islamic banksKey dierences between Islamic and conventional banksStructure and seniority in Islamic structuresSignifcance o wadia deposits.

    oPeraTing environMenTb wth th f f ilm F

    What is driving changeBanks Islamic windowsGrowth in Islamic and non Islamic countriesInnovative product developments and Islamic banking strategiesImplications or counter-party risk and business

    rlt p:Arbiters o what is Islamic compliant

    The Islamic Financial Services Board regulation o capitaladequacy and the application o Basel II in Islamic bankingcountriesSharia compliance boards and operational risk

    FinanciaL FundaMenTaLssttmt l

    Sources and quality o disclosureAccounting issues or Islamic productsReviewing an annual report

    b kEvaluating asset qualityCommission, a proxy or interest income?Ratios to measure overall perormanceHow Islamic banks perormance compares with conventionalbanks.

    Fl kFunding and treasury managementManaging liquidity without using the interbank marketDepositor protection and deposit incomeEquity versus debt conceptIs limited liability Sharia compliant?Types o capital in an Islamic institution and capital adequacy.

    cHaLLenges For isLaMic banKsManaging growthStandardisation and regulation o Islamic productsProduct innovation and developmentSkills shortage in Islamic fnance and Sharia law.

    A one-day introductory workshop or bankers and credit risk management proessionals wishing to betterunderstand Islamic Banking institutions and practices.

    A structured approach to the credit analysis o Islamic Banks.

    Islamic Banking

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