Aly Khorshid | Akateeminen Kirjakauppa

Written in an easy to understand jargon-free style, The Dictionary of Islamic Finance introduces finance professionals and students of finance, banking and business to the key concepts and terminology needed to understand Islamic Finance as an alternative banking system. This accessible comprehensive guide provides an overview and history of Islamic Finance and banking, explores how the system has developed and why, before going on to offer clear explanations of the principles of Islamic Finance and what they mean in modern practice.

The Dictionary of Islamic Finance includes topics such as the role of Shari'ah advisory boards, corporate governance in the sector, and key guiding principles on the conduct of business within Islamic Finance operations. Sukuk and secruritisation are also explored, both in principle and from a 21st century perspective, along with a practical comparison of ethical investment versus Islamic investment. The book concludes with approximately 1,200 terminologies explained, making this a must-have reference for all finance professionals and students interested in or engaged with the Islamic Finance system.