- Degree Master
- Code: FIN702
- Credit hrs: 3
- Prequisites:
This course is designed to provide the students to Islamic financial instruments in relation to conventional capital markets. It will also discuss the sharia and economic principles for Islamic finance, the Sharia rules and economic aspects of the different Islamic modes of finance and recognizing differences and implications between them and conventional finance.
MBA
• Uddin, Imam; Sabri, Rabia; Ishaq Bhatti, M., Omer Rafique, Muhammad; and AsadUllah, Muhammad; (2022); Islamic Capital Markets: The Structure, Formation and Management of Sukuk, Routledge. • Kabir Hassan,M; and Mahlknecht, Michael; (2012), “Islamic Capital Markets: Products and Strategies”, Wiley Finance.
| content serial | Description |
|---|
| 1 | 1. Introductory overview of Islamic finance, capital markets and the framework for an Islamic Capital Market 2. Historical Financial Innovation in Islamic Finance |
| 2 | 3. Scope of Islamic Financial Engineering 4. Derivatives and the Islamic Financial Markets versus conventional financial markets |
| 3 | 5. Securitisation in Islamic Finance, classes of Securitised Papers and the SPV 6. Categories of Sukuk (Muqaradah Sukuk, Mudarabah Sukuk, Musharakah Sukuk and Ijarah Sukuk) |
| 4 | 7. Categories of Sukuk continued (Salam Sukuk, Istisna‘a Sukuk, Murabaha Sukuk and Mixed Sukuk) |
| 5 | 8. Challenges to innovations in Islamic Markets |
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