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Publishers’ note ii

Contents iii

About the Contributors vii

Foreword xv

Foreword xvii

PART ONE Background to Islamic Finance

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1.1 Religious Foundations of Islamic Finance 3 Roderick Millar

1.2 The Development of Islamic Finance in the UK 9 Michael Ainley, Ali Mashayekhi, Robert Hicks, Arshadur

Rahman and Ali Ravalia, The Financial Services Authority

1.3 Islamic Alternatives to Conventional Finance 13 Pervez Said, Islamic Banking Department, State Bank of

Pakistan

1.4 The Institutional Infrastructure Supporting the Islamic

Finance Industry 21

Professor Rodney Wilson, Durham University, UK

PART TWO Islamic Finance in Practice

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2.1 Retail Banking: Current and Savings Accounts and Loans 31 Roderick Millar

2.2 Personal Finance: Credit Cards 37

Dr Saleh Alfuraih, Al Rajhi Bank

2.3 Islamic Mortgages 43

Sultan Choudhury, Islamic Bank of Britain, and Shaher Abbas, Islamic Finance Advisory and Assurance Services

2.4 Trade Finance 53

Richard T de Belder, Denton Wilde Sapte LLP

2.5 Working Capital 65

Dr Salman Khan, Abu Dhabi Islamic Bank

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2.6 Commercial Real Estate and Project Financing 75 Richard T de Belder, Denton Wilde Sapte LLP

2.7 Syndicated and Structured Islamic Finance 83 Richard T de Belder, Denton Wilde Sapte LLP

2.8 Investment Banking 93

Richard T de Belder, Denton Wilde Sapte LLP

2.9 Islamic Capital Markets 103

Mansur Mannan, Credit Suisse

2.10 Secondary Markets in Islamic Finance 117

Majid Dawood, Yasaar Ltd

2.11 Screening and Purification Criteria: Shari’a Application to

Investments 125

Iqbal Asaria, Yasaar Ltd

2.12 Takaful 129

Mohammed Khan, PricewaterhouseCoopers

2.13 Takaful vs. Conventional Insurance 139

Mohammed Khan, PricewaterhouseCoopers

2.14 Human Resources and Training for Islamic Financial

Activities 143

Mohammad Shafique, Institute of Islamic Banking and Insurance

2.15 Taxation 149

Mohammed Amin, PricewaterhouseCoopers

PART THREE Regulatory Issues

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3.1 Prudential, Regulatory and Supervisory Criteria 163 Tim Plews and Antony Hainsworth, Clifford Chance

3.2 Basel II and Capital Adequacy 169

Natalie Schoon, Bank of London and Middle East

3.3 Regulations and Challenges in the UK 177

Michael Ainley, Ali Mashayekhi, Robert Hicks, Arshadur Rahman and Ali Ravalia, The Financial Services Authority

3.4 Shari’a Supervisory Boards and Shari’a Compliance 185 Richard T de Belder, Denton Wilde Sapte, LLP

Appendices

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Appendix 1: Contributors’ Contact Details 195

Appendix 2: Case Study: Conversion of a Commercial Bank to Islamic Banking

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Roderick Millar

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Contents v Appendix 3: Glossary of Islamic Finance Terms 203

Index: 211

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