Übersetzung für "Islamic finance" in Deutsch

Islamic finance has important advantages over conventional financial products.

It offers open and custom programs in subjects from banking to Islamic finance.

Careers in Islamic finance generally mirror those of the conventional financial sector.

Islamic finance has grown substantially in recent decades.

The staff provided a summary of the March 2018 meeting of the Islamic Finance Consultative Group.

The CSSF has considerable experience in the authorisation and supervision of Islamic finance investment structures.

This includes unique structuring capabilities for Islamic finance solutions on a stand alone, portfolio, and cross-border basis.

Islamic finance is growing in the world at high speed, especially in the United Kingdom.

These unique insights prepare them for a career in the growing Islamic Finance industry.

A number of these firms have a dedicated Islamic Finance desk that is able to offer Islamic products and services.

It is, of course, possible to make money through Islamic finance.

Finance students also have the option of earning a minor in Islamic Banking and Finance.

Usmani has authored a number of books in Arabic, Urdu, and English on Islamic topics in addition to a large number of articles on Islamic banking and finance published in a number of journals and magazines.

Islamic finance also can enhance financial inclusion, as it incorporates people who, for cultural or religious reasons, are excluded from the traditional financial system.

Islamic finance can help deliver much-needed solutions to the Muslim world’s development challenges.

In particular, the capital that has accumulated in some of the OIC countries’ financial systems could play an important role in helping them to meet their development goals – especially if Islamic finance is used to its full potential.

This is perhaps one reason why Islamic finance has been expanding at 10-12% per year over the last decade or so.

If Islamic finance is to play its full part in revitalizing and diversifying the economies of the OIC countries, governments will need to undertake important reforms.

To realize this potential, Islamic finance, no less than its conventional counterpart, needs an appropriate enabling environment, one characterized by a level playing field, an adequate regulatory framework, and effective partnerships.

New investment vehicles, such as sovereign wealth funds and Islamic finance, can contribute financing to credit-starved firms.