Islamic Finance: A Very Short Introduction - Malik, Adeel (Fellow of St. Peter's College, Oxford); Hayat, Usman (Executive director of the Securities and Exchange Commission of Pakistan)
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With a full scope of financial services, ranging from banking and capital markets to insurance and microfinance, Islamic finance has now become the most prominent form of faith-based finance in the world. This book sheds light on its core principles and practices, and considers its performance and potential compared with conventional finance.

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With a full scope of financial services, ranging from banking and capital markets to insurance and microfinance, Islamic finance has now become the most prominent form of faith-based finance in the world. This book sheds light on its core principles and practices, and considers its performance and potential compared with conventional finance.
Autorenporträt
Adeel Malik is Globe Fellow in the Economies of Muslim Societies at the Oxford Centre for Islamic Studies and serves on the faculty of Oxford University's Department of International Development. He is also a Fellow of St. Peter's College, Oxford. Malik specializes in political economy of the Islamic world, and his research on Middle Eastern political economy has featured in the CNN, Fortune Magazine, The Times London, Financial Times, Guardian and Gulf News. Usman Hayat is executive director of the Securities and Exchange Commission of Pakistan, and oversees its Islamic Finance Unit. Until recently, he was a Director at the CFA Institute, the global association of investment professionals, where, for seven years, he worked as a content specialist in Islamic finance and environmental, social, and governance issues in investing. His co-authored works include Islamic Finance: Ethics, Concepts, Practice (CFA Institute, 2014) and Environmental, Social, and Governance Issues in Investing: A Guide for Investment Professionals (CFA Institute, 2015).