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Governance Risk Management and Financial Product Development in Islamic Financial Institutions (Paperback)
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Governance Risk Management and Financial Product Development in Islamic Financial Institutions (Paperback)
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Master's Thesis from the year 2010 in the subject Business
economics - Investment and Finance, grade: 1,7, Maastricht
University (School of Business and Economics), course: -, language:
English, comment: Die Arbeit behandelt Governance Risk Faktoren
(Operational Risk, Reputation Risk, Transparency Risk, Shari'ah
Risk und Fiduciary Risk) und erweitert diese Faktoren um einen
weiteren Risikoaspekt, Marketing Risk. Diese Faktoren werden im
Kontext von der Finanzproduktentwicklung, Risikomanagement und dem
Erfolg von neuen Finanzprodukten auf dem Markt prasentiert. Am Ende
wird die Frage beantwortet: How can a new product development model
be applied to Islamic financial product development and how to
address governance risk management in order to contribute towards
new product success?, abstract: 1.1 General Introduction to the
Topic Islamic finance is on the march. The underlying logic is
simple: All investments and services are consistent with the
principles of Islamic law, called Shari'ah, which literally means
'a clear path to be followed and observed' (Hourani, 2004a). This
clear path is followed only if profit does not stem from interest
(riba), speculation (gharrar) or sectors that are considered sinful
according to the Qur'an (haraam), namely everything that involves
alcohol, tobacco, entertainment, gambling or pork, just to name a
few. The high potential of Islamic finance is clear for three
reasons. The first reason relates to the emergence of a new
consumer type, as there is increased demand for a
Shari'ah-compliant way of investing that stems from increased
globalization. The middle class from emerging markets rose from one
third to 56 percent between the 1990s and 2006 (The Economist,
2009). Many Muslim countries can be found in the list of emerging
markets, such as Egypt, Pakistan and Indonesia. With the Muslim
population of the world exceeding 1.5 billion people (about 21
percent of the world population) and due to the fact that it is the
fastest growi
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