What we know about the Islamic Financial System Procyclicality - Belhadia, Abdellah
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The long history of economic and financial crises shows that pro-cyclicality is an inherent feature of the real and financial sectors of an economy. The main feature of pro-cyclicality is an underestimation or overestimation of the risks to which the banking sector is exposed. The Islamic financial system, is also impacted by procyclicality feature. I chose the title; what we know about the Islamic financial system procyclicality; in order to awaken the academics and the researchers to not only focus on the green side of Islamic finance. We have to check theoretically and empirically the…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
The long history of economic and financial crises shows that pro-cyclicality is an inherent feature of the real and financial sectors of an economy. The main feature of pro-cyclicality is an underestimation or overestimation of the risks to which the banking sector is exposed. The Islamic financial system, is also impacted by procyclicality feature. I chose the title; what we know about the Islamic financial system procyclicality; in order to awaken the academics and the researchers to not only focus on the green side of Islamic finance. We have to check theoretically and empirically the weaknesses and the pain of the Islamic financial system in order to complete the Islamic finance theory. This book suggests three Islamic versions of financial accelerator effect in three different markets, Partnership contract market, Sukuk Market and Organized Tawarruq market. The main pains are the forces that push the Islamic Financial System to be a shock amplifier rather than absorber.
Autorenporträt
Belhadia Abdellah is fulfilling a full-time academic position that involves both teaching and research, where he can demonstrate his technical and experimental skills and contribute to the development and better understanding of science for benefit. He earned his PhD in Academic Leadership from Bakerville University, USA.