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Managing Fund Flows, Risks and Derivatives

Managing Fund Flows, Risks and Derivatives Applications in Islamic Institutions

Name: Managing Fund Flows, Risks and Derivatives
Brand: Sweet & Maxwell Malaysia
SKU: 9789675040931
Price: 1320.00 HKD
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Author: Abdulkader Thomas
ISBN: 9789675040931

By Abdulkader Thomas

Sweet & Maxwell Malaysia June 2012

Specifications

ISBN-13: 9789675040931
Publisher: Sweet & Maxwell Malaysia
Publication: June 2012
Format: Hardback , 420 pages
Jurisdiction: Malaysia ? Countri(es) for reference only

Details

Managing Fund Flows, Risks and Derivatives: Applications in Islamic Institutions, the second book in SC’s Islamic Capital Market Series, is an independent Shariah business resource for bankers, particularly treasury teams, their clients, regulators and lawyers. Its primary focus is instruction on Islamic principles to build a clear consciousness of Islamic rules, Islamic structures, and how these fit within a banking and treasury environment.

The unique character of Shariah rules gives rise to a complex Islamic market that is an asset market and not simply a money market. This requires the Islamic banker to consider the commercial, as opposed to monetary, aspects of transactions. Within this context, the book deals with the issues of asset liability management, cash flow management and “in the bank” departmental integration by introducing asset concepts. Hedging concepts and approaches used in the Islamic market are discussed in detail and common hedging problems addressed. The focus is to understand how a decision to apply Shariah principles causes profound change in philosophy and methodology.

Readers will be introduced to the prevailing business practices of the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) as well as Malaysia, with clear examples of each provided along with a presentation of how to best manage the procedural differences between the two regions. Sample balance sheets, transactions and processes are reviewed to assist readers in seeing the Islamic concept play out in hypothetical business transactions.

Readership
Bankers, islamic finance practitioners and regulators

Prologue: The Riba Conundrum
Islamic Treasury and Risk Management
Institutional Risk Management
Inflows and Outflows – The "Islamic Money Market"
Inflows and Outflows – The "FX Spot Market"
Forward Currency and Swap Structures
General Concerns Relating to Derivatives in Islamic Finance
Options and Optionality in Islamic Finance
Futures and Forwards
Swap and Swap Strategies in Islamic Finance
Exotic Instruments and Novel Strategies
Concluding Thoughts on Managing Fund Flows, Risks and Derivatives: Applications in Islamic Institutions