Derivatives are innovative products designed by financial experts to control or exploit the risks of trading. Derivatives track market prices like interest rates, foreign exchange rates, […]
Islamic equity investments are very similar to socially responsible investments where a set of guidelines determines which companies meet the criteria for investment. In case of […]
Islamic approach to capital market requires adherence to Shari’ah principles. Most of the financial instruments in conventional markets involve interest, unfruitful speculation (Gharar) or even wagering […]
Central banks are important building block of the financial economy of a country or a group of countries. They are responsible for managing the money supply, […]
fees charged by Islamic banks Islamic banks cannot deal in interest yet they are for profit institutions and have to remain competitive against their conventional counterparts. […]
Many international transactions require exchange of foreign currencies. The transactions could be related to travelers’ checks, cash, drafts, drafts, fund transfers, remittances, investments, or trade. In […]
LIBOR as a bench-mark Since Islamic banking is centered on the avoidance of riba or interest based transactions, any mention or reference to interest raises doubts. […]