Realizing the Potential of Islamic Finance
Islamic finance has been growing rapidly in recent years. Motivated by a heightened interest in financial instruments that emphasize risk sharing, it has been attracting greater attention in the wake of the recent financial crisis. This class of in...
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ACCOUNT HOLDERS ACCOUNTING ADJUSTMENT MECHANISM ANNUAL INCOME ASSET CLASSES ASSET PRICES ASSET QUALITY ASSET RISK ASSET TRANSFERS AUDITING AUTONOMY BANK DEPOSITS BANK POLICY BANKING ASSETS BANKING BUSINESS BANKING SECTOR BANKING SERVICES BANKING SYSTEM CAPITAL GAINS CAPITAL MARKETS CAPITAL REQUIREMENTS CAPITALS COMMODITY CONTRACTUAL OBLIGATIONS CONVENTIONAL BANKING CONVENTIONAL BANKS CONVENTIONAL FINANCE CONVENTIONAL INSTRUMENTS CORPORATE BONDS COST OF CAPITAL CREDIT RISK CREDITORS CROSS-BORDER TRANSACTIONS DEBT DEBT INSTRUMENTS DEBT OBLIGATIONS DEBT SECURITIES DEFAULTS DEFERRED PAYMENT DEFERRED PAYMENT BASIS DEMAND DEPOSITS DEPOSIT DEPOSIT BALANCES DEPOSITORS DEVELOPMENT BANK DIVERSIFICATION DOUBLE TAXATION ECONOMIC ACTIVITIES ECONOMIC CONDITIONS ECONOMIC JUSTICE ECONOMIC POLICY ENTREPRENEURS ENTRY BARRIERS EXCESSIVE UNCERTAINTY EXPOSURE FINANCE CORPORATION FINANCE PRODUCTS FINANCIAL ASSETS FINANCIAL CONTRACTS FINANCIAL CRISIS FINANCIAL INSTRUMENTS FINANCIAL INTERMEDIARIES FINANCIAL INTERMEDIATION FINANCIAL LITERACY FINANCIAL SECTOR FINANCIAL STABILITY FINANCIAL SYSTEM FINANCIAL TRANSACTIONS FINANCING ARRANGEMENTS FINANCING OF TRADE FINANCING REQUIREMENTS FUTURE GROWTH GAMBLING GLOBAL MARKET GLOBAL MARKETS GOOD GOVERNANCE GOVERNANCE ISSUES GOVERNANCE STANDARDS GROWTH RATE GUARANTEE AGENCY HUMAN CAPITAL INCOME TAX INFORMATION SERVICES INFRASTRUCTURE INVESTMENTS INFRASTRUCTURE PROJECTS INSTRUMENT INSURANCE INSURANCE CONTRACTS INTERNATIONAL BANK INTERNATIONAL FINANCE INTERNATIONAL SETTLEMENTS INVESTMENT ACCOUNT INVESTMENT ACCOUNTS INVESTMENT INCOME ISLAM ISLAMIC ACCOUNTING ISLAMIC ASSETS ISLAMIC BANK ISLAMIC BANKING ISLAMIC BANKS ISLAMIC BOND ISLAMIC BONDS ISLAMIC CAPITAL ISLAMIC CAPITAL MARKETS ISLAMIC DEVELOPMENT ISLAMIC DEVELOPMENT BANK ISLAMIC ECONOMICS ISLAMIC FINANCE ISLAMIC FINANCE INSTRUMENTS ISLAMIC FINANCIAL INSTITUTION ISLAMIC FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS ISLAMIC FINANCIAL INSTRUMENTS ISLAMIC FINANCIAL MARKETS ISLAMIC FINANCIAL PRODUCTS ISLAMIC FINANCIAL SERVICES ISLAMIC FUNDS ISLAMIC INSTRUMENTS ISLAMIC MORTGAGE ISSUANCE ISSUANCES KEY CHALLENGES LEVEL PLAYING FIELD LIQUIDITY LIQUIDITY RISK LOAN CONTRACTS LOCAL CURRENCY LONG-TERM FUNDING LONG-TERM LOAN LOSS SHARING MANAGEMENT PRACTICES MANDATES MARKET LEADER MARKET PARTICIPANTS MARKET PLAYERS MARKET RISK MARKET SHARE MARKETS DATABASE MONETARY FUND MORTGAGE INDUSTRY MORTGAGES MUDARABAH MULTILATERAL DEVELOPMENT MULTINATIONAL MURABAHA MURABAHAH MUSHARAKAH MUSLIM MUTUAL FUNDS OPERATIONAL RISK OUTREACH PORTFOLIO PORTFOLIO OF LEASES PORTFOLIOS PRIVATE EQUITY PROFIT MARGIN PROJECT FINANCE PROPERTY RIGHTS PURE DEBT QURAN RAPID EXPANSION RAPID GROWTH RATE OF RETURN REAL ESTATE REAL SECTOR REGULATORY FRAMEWORK REGULATORY OVERSIGHT RIBA RISK MANAGEMENT RISK MITIGATION RISK SHARING RISK TAKING RISK WEIGHTING SALE OF GOODS SAVINGS SECONDARY TRADING SHARIAH SHARIAH-COMPLIANT FINANCE SOVEREIGN ENTITIES STAMP DUTY STOCK MARKETS SUKUK TAKAFUL TANGIBLE ASSETS TAX TAX TREATMENT TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE TIER 1 CAPITAL TOTAL ASSETS TRANSACTION TRANSACTION COSTS TRANSFER OF OWNERSHIP UNDERLYING ASSET UNDERLYING ASSETS USURY VENTURE CAPITAL WEALTH |
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ACCOUNT HOLDERS ACCOUNTING ADJUSTMENT MECHANISM ANNUAL INCOME ASSET CLASSES ASSET PRICES ASSET QUALITY ASSET RISK ASSET TRANSFERS AUDITING AUTONOMY BANK DEPOSITS BANK POLICY BANKING ASSETS BANKING BUSINESS BANKING SECTOR BANKING SERVICES BANKING SYSTEM CAPITAL GAINS CAPITAL MARKETS CAPITAL REQUIREMENTS CAPITALS COMMODITY CONTRACTUAL OBLIGATIONS CONVENTIONAL BANKING CONVENTIONAL BANKS CONVENTIONAL FINANCE CONVENTIONAL INSTRUMENTS CORPORATE BONDS COST OF CAPITAL CREDIT RISK CREDITORS CROSS-BORDER TRANSACTIONS DEBT DEBT INSTRUMENTS DEBT OBLIGATIONS DEBT SECURITIES DEFAULTS DEFERRED PAYMENT DEFERRED PAYMENT BASIS DEMAND DEPOSITS DEPOSIT DEPOSIT BALANCES DEPOSITORS DEVELOPMENT BANK DIVERSIFICATION DOUBLE TAXATION ECONOMIC ACTIVITIES ECONOMIC CONDITIONS ECONOMIC JUSTICE ECONOMIC POLICY ENTREPRENEURS ENTRY BARRIERS EXCESSIVE UNCERTAINTY EXPOSURE FINANCE CORPORATION FINANCE PRODUCTS FINANCIAL ASSETS FINANCIAL CONTRACTS FINANCIAL CRISIS FINANCIAL INSTRUMENTS FINANCIAL INTERMEDIARIES FINANCIAL INTERMEDIATION FINANCIAL LITERACY FINANCIAL SECTOR FINANCIAL STABILITY FINANCIAL SYSTEM FINANCIAL TRANSACTIONS FINANCING ARRANGEMENTS FINANCING OF TRADE FINANCING REQUIREMENTS FUTURE GROWTH GAMBLING GLOBAL MARKET GLOBAL MARKETS GOOD GOVERNANCE GOVERNANCE ISSUES GOVERNANCE STANDARDS GROWTH RATE GUARANTEE AGENCY HUMAN CAPITAL INCOME TAX INFORMATION SERVICES INFRASTRUCTURE INVESTMENTS INFRASTRUCTURE PROJECTS INSTRUMENT INSURANCE INSURANCE CONTRACTS INTERNATIONAL BANK INTERNATIONAL FINANCE INTERNATIONAL SETTLEMENTS INVESTMENT ACCOUNT INVESTMENT ACCOUNTS INVESTMENT INCOME ISLAM ISLAMIC ACCOUNTING ISLAMIC ASSETS ISLAMIC BANK ISLAMIC BANKING ISLAMIC BANKS ISLAMIC BOND ISLAMIC BONDS ISLAMIC CAPITAL ISLAMIC CAPITAL MARKETS ISLAMIC DEVELOPMENT ISLAMIC DEVELOPMENT BANK ISLAMIC ECONOMICS ISLAMIC FINANCE ISLAMIC FINANCE INSTRUMENTS ISLAMIC FINANCIAL INSTITUTION ISLAMIC FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS ISLAMIC FINANCIAL INSTRUMENTS ISLAMIC FINANCIAL MARKETS ISLAMIC FINANCIAL PRODUCTS ISLAMIC FINANCIAL SERVICES ISLAMIC FUNDS ISLAMIC INSTRUMENTS ISLAMIC MORTGAGE ISSUANCE ISSUANCES KEY CHALLENGES LEVEL PLAYING FIELD LIQUIDITY LIQUIDITY RISK LOAN CONTRACTS LOCAL CURRENCY LONG-TERM FUNDING LONG-TERM LOAN LOSS SHARING MANAGEMENT PRACTICES MANDATES MARKET LEADER MARKET PARTICIPANTS MARKET PLAYERS MARKET RISK MARKET SHARE MARKETS DATABASE MONETARY FUND MORTGAGE INDUSTRY MORTGAGES MUDARABAH MULTILATERAL DEVELOPMENT MULTINATIONAL MURABAHA MURABAHAH MUSHARAKAH MUSLIM MUTUAL FUNDS OPERATIONAL RISK OUTREACH PORTFOLIO PORTFOLIO OF LEASES PORTFOLIOS PRIVATE EQUITY PROFIT MARGIN PROJECT FINANCE PROPERTY RIGHTS PURE DEBT QURAN RAPID EXPANSION RAPID GROWTH RATE OF RETURN REAL ESTATE REAL SECTOR REGULATORY FRAMEWORK REGULATORY OVERSIGHT RIBA RISK MANAGEMENT RISK MITIGATION RISK SHARING RISK TAKING RISK WEIGHTING SALE OF GOODS SAVINGS SECONDARY TRADING SHARIAH SHARIAH-COMPLIANT FINANCE SOVEREIGN ENTITIES STAMP DUTY STOCK MARKETS SUKUK TAKAFUL TANGIBLE ASSETS TAX TAX TREATMENT TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE TIER 1 CAPITAL TOTAL ASSETS TRANSACTION TRANSACTION COSTS TRANSFER OF OWNERSHIP UNDERLYING ASSET UNDERLYING ASSETS USURY VENTURE CAPITAL WEALTH Mohieldin, Mahmoud Realizing the Potential of Islamic Finance |
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Economic Premise; No. 77 |
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Islamic finance has been growing rapidly
in recent years. Motivated by a heightened interest in
financial instruments that emphasize risk sharing, it has
been attracting greater attention in the wake of the recent
financial crisis. This class of instruments appears to have
avoided many of the most severe consequences of the crisis.
Several features underpin the expansion and performance of
Islamic finance. Addressing key regulatory and governance
issues will be essential for Islamic finance to achieve its
full potential. Several multilateral development
institutions, including the World Bank, have longstanding
programs to support the development of the industry and have
used Islamic instruments, to varying extents, to tap capital
markets. In the coming years, Islamic finance could account
for a substantial share of financial services in several
countries, meeting the preferences of significant numbers of
people, enhancing financial inclusion and intermediation,
and contributing more broadly to financial stability and development. |
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Publications & Research :: Brief |
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Mohieldin, Mahmoud |
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Mohieldin, Mahmoud |
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Mohieldin, Mahmoud |
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Realizing the Potential of Islamic Finance |
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Realizing the Potential of Islamic Finance |
| title_full |
Realizing the Potential of Islamic Finance |
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Realizing the Potential of Islamic Finance |
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Realizing the Potential of Islamic Finance |
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realizing the potential of islamic finance |
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World Bank, Washington, DC |
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2012 |
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http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2012/03/15978053/realizing-potential-islamic-finance http://hdl.handle.net/10986/10051 |
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okr-10986-100512021-04-23T14:02:48Z Realizing the Potential of Islamic Finance Mohieldin, Mahmoud ACCOUNT HOLDERS ACCOUNTING ADJUSTMENT MECHANISM ANNUAL INCOME ASSET CLASSES ASSET PRICES ASSET QUALITY ASSET RISK ASSET TRANSFERS AUDITING AUTONOMY BANK DEPOSITS BANK POLICY BANKING ASSETS BANKING BUSINESS BANKING SECTOR BANKING SERVICES BANKING SYSTEM CAPITAL GAINS CAPITAL MARKETS CAPITAL REQUIREMENTS CAPITALS COMMODITY CONTRACTUAL OBLIGATIONS CONVENTIONAL BANKING CONVENTIONAL BANKS CONVENTIONAL FINANCE CONVENTIONAL INSTRUMENTS CORPORATE BONDS COST OF CAPITAL CREDIT RISK CREDITORS CROSS-BORDER TRANSACTIONS DEBT DEBT INSTRUMENTS DEBT OBLIGATIONS DEBT SECURITIES DEFAULTS DEFERRED PAYMENT DEFERRED PAYMENT BASIS DEMAND DEPOSITS DEPOSIT DEPOSIT BALANCES DEPOSITORS DEVELOPMENT BANK DIVERSIFICATION DOUBLE TAXATION ECONOMIC ACTIVITIES ECONOMIC CONDITIONS ECONOMIC JUSTICE ECONOMIC POLICY ENTREPRENEURS ENTRY BARRIERS EXCESSIVE UNCERTAINTY EXPOSURE FINANCE CORPORATION FINANCE PRODUCTS FINANCIAL ASSETS FINANCIAL CONTRACTS FINANCIAL CRISIS FINANCIAL INSTRUMENTS FINANCIAL INTERMEDIARIES FINANCIAL INTERMEDIATION FINANCIAL LITERACY FINANCIAL SECTOR FINANCIAL STABILITY FINANCIAL SYSTEM FINANCIAL TRANSACTIONS FINANCING ARRANGEMENTS FINANCING OF TRADE FINANCING REQUIREMENTS FUTURE GROWTH GAMBLING GLOBAL MARKET GLOBAL MARKETS GOOD GOVERNANCE GOVERNANCE ISSUES GOVERNANCE STANDARDS GROWTH RATE GUARANTEE AGENCY HUMAN CAPITAL INCOME TAX INFORMATION SERVICES INFRASTRUCTURE INVESTMENTS INFRASTRUCTURE PROJECTS INSTRUMENT INSURANCE INSURANCE CONTRACTS INTERNATIONAL BANK INTERNATIONAL FINANCE INTERNATIONAL SETTLEMENTS INVESTMENT ACCOUNT INVESTMENT ACCOUNTS INVESTMENT INCOME ISLAM ISLAMIC ACCOUNTING ISLAMIC ASSETS ISLAMIC BANK ISLAMIC BANKING ISLAMIC BANKS ISLAMIC BOND ISLAMIC BONDS ISLAMIC CAPITAL ISLAMIC CAPITAL MARKETS ISLAMIC DEVELOPMENT ISLAMIC DEVELOPMENT BANK ISLAMIC ECONOMICS ISLAMIC FINANCE ISLAMIC FINANCE INSTRUMENTS ISLAMIC FINANCIAL INSTITUTION ISLAMIC FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS ISLAMIC FINANCIAL INSTRUMENTS ISLAMIC FINANCIAL MARKETS ISLAMIC FINANCIAL PRODUCTS ISLAMIC FINANCIAL SERVICES ISLAMIC FUNDS ISLAMIC INSTRUMENTS ISLAMIC MORTGAGE ISSUANCE ISSUANCES KEY CHALLENGES LEVEL PLAYING FIELD LIQUIDITY LIQUIDITY RISK LOAN CONTRACTS LOCAL CURRENCY LONG-TERM FUNDING LONG-TERM LOAN LOSS SHARING MANAGEMENT PRACTICES MANDATES MARKET LEADER MARKET PARTICIPANTS MARKET PLAYERS MARKET RISK MARKET SHARE MARKETS DATABASE MONETARY FUND MORTGAGE INDUSTRY MORTGAGES MUDARABAH MULTILATERAL DEVELOPMENT MULTINATIONAL MURABAHA MURABAHAH MUSHARAKAH MUSLIM MUTUAL FUNDS OPERATIONAL RISK OUTREACH PORTFOLIO PORTFOLIO OF LEASES PORTFOLIOS PRIVATE EQUITY PROFIT MARGIN PROJECT FINANCE PROPERTY RIGHTS PURE DEBT QURAN RAPID EXPANSION RAPID GROWTH RATE OF RETURN REAL ESTATE REAL SECTOR REGULATORY FRAMEWORK REGULATORY OVERSIGHT RIBA RISK MANAGEMENT RISK MITIGATION RISK SHARING RISK TAKING RISK WEIGHTING SALE OF GOODS SAVINGS SECONDARY TRADING SHARIAH SHARIAH-COMPLIANT FINANCE SOVEREIGN ENTITIES STAMP DUTY STOCK MARKETS SUKUK TAKAFUL TANGIBLE ASSETS TAX TAX TREATMENT TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE TIER 1 CAPITAL TOTAL ASSETS TRANSACTION TRANSACTION COSTS TRANSFER OF OWNERSHIP UNDERLYING ASSET UNDERLYING ASSETS USURY VENTURE CAPITAL WEALTH Islamic finance has been growing rapidly in recent years. Motivated by a heightened interest in financial instruments that emphasize risk sharing, it has been attracting greater attention in the wake of the recent financial crisis. This class of instruments appears to have avoided many of the most severe consequences of the crisis. Several features underpin the expansion and performance of Islamic finance. Addressing key regulatory and governance issues will be essential for Islamic finance to achieve its full potential. Several multilateral development institutions, including the World Bank, have longstanding programs to support the development of the industry and have used Islamic instruments, to varying extents, to tap capital markets. In the coming years, Islamic finance could account for a substantial share of financial services in several countries, meeting the preferences of significant numbers of people, enhancing financial inclusion and intermediation, and contributing more broadly to financial stability and development. 2012-08-13T10:16:27Z 2012-08-13T10:16:27Z 2012-03 http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2012/03/15978053/realizing-potential-islamic-finance http://hdl.handle.net/10986/10051 English Economic Premise; No. 77 CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo/ World Bank World Bank, Washington, DC Publications & Research :: Brief Publications & Research |