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This book is a comparative analysis between conventional and Islamic banking system on deposit insurance scheme. First, it discusses the historical development of deposit insurance. The book examines the practices in Malaysia in relation to deposit insurance, which include its role in banking and financial stability. It discusses the application of deposit insurance in conventional and Islamic banking as well as its coverage limits and types of eligible deposits accounts. It further highlights the concept of guarantee (kafalah) as well as liability of entrepreneur to loss and damage. It…mehr

Produktbeschreibung
This book is a comparative analysis between conventional and Islamic banking system on deposit insurance scheme. First, it discusses the historical development of deposit insurance. The book examines the practices in Malaysia in relation to deposit insurance, which include its role in banking and financial stability. It discusses the application of deposit insurance in conventional and Islamic banking as well as its coverage limits and types of eligible deposits accounts. It further highlights the concept of guarantee (kafalah) as well as liability of entrepreneur to loss and damage. It essentially elucidates on the similarities and dissimilarities between conventional and Islamic deposit insurance, and deposits accounts operations of conventional and Islamic banking. Hence, it examines and analyses the principles of conventional and Islamic deposit insurance in term of concepts and operations. Finally, it provides suggestions for alternative Islamic banking deposit insurance to the existing conventional one. The book will be useful for students, scholars, researchers, professionals who are willing to update their knowledge on the conventional and Islamic banking system.
Autorenporträt
Chaibou Issoufou finished Bachelor degree in Islamic Law ( Shari¿ah) at the Islamic University of Madinah in the year 2002 and obtained postgraduate Diploma in Islamic Jurisprudence at the same University in the year 2003. He obtained a Master of Comparative Laws (Islamic Banking & Finance) at the International Islamic University Malaysia (IIUM).