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Full Description
This book discusses carefully selected topics in Islamic banking and finance (IBF) in South Eastern Europe (SEE) as one of the fastest growing areas in global finance. IBF originated within various Islamic banks, Islamic windows, investment funds, Takaful companies, and other financial institutions and has resulted in various global products. Although it is still in an early phase in SEE, IBF has developed rapidly in the last decade and has created a need for research on related topics, from the fundamental principles of IBF to the SCR, endowments and investment instruments to Islamic banking practices.
This is our second book published as a result of the Sarajevo Islamic and Finance conferences (SIFEC). This conference traditionally gathers Islamic banking, economics, and finance academicians, experts, and students all over the world who discuss a wide range of topics in this field, focusing on the SEE.
Consisting of seven chapters presenting original research, this book is a valuable resource for researchers as well as for practitioners and potential investors in IBF, especially in SEE.
Contents
Chapter 1: History of Economic thought hidden within the archives of Abrahamic Religions.- Chapter 2: Exploring the epistemology of utility function in Islamic economics: foundation of Islamic finance.- Chapter 3: Islamic approach to corporate social responsibility in scientific research with CSR overview in banking sector of Bosnia and Herzegovina.- Chapter 4: Potentials of Waqfs from a Socio-economic perspective: the case of Bosnia and Herzegovina.- Chapter 5: Efficient diversification with Shariah-compliant stocks: evidence from the south-east European capital markets.- Chapter 6: Credit risk assessment for an Islamic bank in Bosnia and Herzegovina.- Chapter 7: Market rent value as a basis for profit margin calculation in home financings based on diminishing Musharakah with Ijarah - case study of Bosnia and Herzegovina.