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Globally, the ship finance sector is facing one of the worst crises in terms of getting finances for their projects. Shipping companies are finding it tough to get conventional bank financing due to strained liquidity and tight credit conditions. The ship finance sector is facing one of its darkest times. Historically, ship finance was undertaken by International Conventional Banks and these banks have been hit so hard that a few of them may face bankruptcy. Despite the gloomy outlook for the global economy which has affected the entire industry and projections that depict the recovery of the global economy as an “L-shaped” rather than a “V-shaped” curve. The shipping sector has had seven huge years before “falling off a cliff” due to the global credit crisis. Banks in the region are still reluctant to lent money, and as long as banks don\'t start lending the shipping business is not going to go up. Banks are sitting on the debts of poor performing companies and have not been quick to enforce their rights. 2009 was a year when facilities were amended and defaults waived which is happening throughout the world. The question remains to be seen as to whether or not there is sufficient equity within the shipping sector to keep the ship owners going over the coming year or whether we are experiencing a \'W\' type of recessionary curve with the second downward part of the curve to hit the markets in 2010. Considering all above issues with the conventional banking system to support the shipping industry moving, Islamic finance is emerging as a credible alternative source of ship finance.
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This paper examines the relationship between
the development of Islamic finance system and
economic growth in the Kingdom of Saudi
Arabia. The relationship between Islamic
banking and economic growth is done using
econometric analysis. In this analysis, we use
Islamic banks’ financing credited to private
sector through modes of financing as a proxy for
the development of Islamic finance system and
Gross Domestic Product (GDP), Gross Fixed
Capital Formation (GFCF) and Foreign Direct
Investment inflow (FDI) as proxies for real
economic growth. For the analysis, the unit root
test, co-integration test and Granger causality
tests were done. Based on the availability of data,
time series data from 1990 to 2010 is used to
examine the relationship between Islamic banks’
financing and GDP, FDI, and GFCF. Data for
all variables are stationary after first difference.
The co-integration results provide an evidence of
a unique cointegrating vector. In other words, there is a long-term stable relationship between
Islamic banks’ financing and economic growth
in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. That means
Islamic banks’ financing and economic growth
relationships are moving together in the longrun.
The results from causality tests show that causality
relation exist from the Islamic banks’ financing
to investment and Foreign Direct Investment
(FDI) of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. The
results indicate that Islamic finance is a suitable
environment for attracting FDI and FDI
reinforces economic growth.
Globally, the ship finance sector is facing one of the worst crises in terms of getting finances for their projects. Shipping companies are finding it tough to get conventional bank financing due to strained liquidity and tight credit conditions. The ship finance sector is facing one of its darkest times. Historically, ship finance was undertaken by International Conventional Banks and these banks have been hit so hard that a few of them may face bankruptcy. Despite the gloomy outlook for the global economy which has affected the entire industry and projections that depict the recovery of the global economy as an “L-shaped” rather than a “V-shaped” curve. The shipping sector has had seven huge years before “falling off a cliff” due to the global credit crisis. Banks in the region are still reluctant to lent money, and as long as banks don\'t start lending the shipping business is not going to go up. Banks are sitting on the debts of poor performing companies and have not been quick to enforce their rights. 2009 was a year when facilities were amended and defaults waived which is happening throughout the world. The question remains to be seen as to whether or not there is sufficient equity within the shipping sector to keep the ship owners going over the coming year or whether we are experiencing a \'W\' type of recessionary curve with the second downward part of the curve to hit the markets in 2010. Considering all above issues with the conventional banking system to support the shipping industry moving, Islamic finance is emerging as a credible alternative source of ship finance.
Islamic Finance and Economic Growth in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (KSA): An ...scmsnoida5
This paper examines the relationship between
the development of Islamic finance system and
economic growth in the Kingdom of Saudi
Arabia. The relationship between Islamic
banking and economic growth is done using
econometric analysis. In this analysis, we use
Islamic banks’ financing credited to private
sector through modes of financing as a proxy for
the development of Islamic finance system and
Gross Domestic Product (GDP), Gross Fixed
Capital Formation (GFCF) and Foreign Direct
Investment inflow (FDI) as proxies for real
economic growth. For the analysis, the unit root
test, co-integration test and Granger causality
tests were done. Based on the availability of data,
time series data from 1990 to 2010 is used to
examine the relationship between Islamic banks’
financing and GDP, FDI, and GFCF. Data for
all variables are stationary after first difference.
The co-integration results provide an evidence of
a unique cointegrating vector. In other words, there is a long-term stable relationship between
Islamic banks’ financing and economic growth
in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. That means
Islamic banks’ financing and economic growth
relationships are moving together in the longrun.
The results from causality tests show that causality
relation exist from the Islamic banks’ financing
to investment and Foreign Direct Investment
(FDI) of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. The
results indicate that Islamic finance is a suitable
environment for attracting FDI and FDI
reinforces economic growth.
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These slides aim to provide an overview on the Islamic Banking, with an extensive coverage on the products and services offered along with the profit computation method. We have tried to address the common questions are asked about Islamic Banking, What is Islamic Banking? How is it different from Conventional Banking? How Islamic Product works? Challenges Faced by Banks etc.
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Leading with innovation
Treating colleagues with dignity and fairness
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3. INTRODUCTION
1. Riyadh Bank is one of the largest financial institution in Saudi Arabia
2. Riyadh Bank is a Saudi Joint Stock Company incorporated on 1 Jumad Al-Awal 1377H (November 18
1957)
3. Riyadh Bank is one of the largest financial institution in Saudi Arabia, ranked third in
assets
4.Riyadh Bank opened it’s first branch in London in 1984
5.Riyadh Bank opened the Singapore Representative office in 1997 to cater to the
international business requirement of its private and corporate customer in the
Asia/Pacific Region
4. GOAL & OBJECTIVES
Objectives of Riyadh Bank –
1. Riyadh Bank provides a wide range of banking and Investment services for it’s own account and on
behalf of its costumer inside the kingdom
2. Riyadh Bank strategy aims at focusing on the local market, enhancing it’s assets through targeting core
banking activities while maintaining asset’s quality
3. The objective of the Riyadh Bank is to provide a a full range of banking and investment services
4. Riyadh Bank also Provide hire purchase and leasing facilities to it’s customers
5. In addition, the bank provides advices on investment and business in the kingdom of Saudi Arabia
Goal of Riyadh Bank –
‘’We will be the leading Saudi Bank, first in quality
, first in value , first caring for our customers and
responding to their needs by continuously
improving our services while enhancing our
shareholder’s value’’
5. Project Proposal
The proposal represent by the Riyadh bank helps in Saudi business development and succeed. It's also
guide you to prepare a financing proposal that place you and your company in the best light possible.
1.To develop and help small business enterprise, to promote ideal distribution of income among peoples
2. The year 2011 the bank promotes it’s activities in the Riyadh city.it mortgage financing. Achieving its
growth rate by launching innovative products and increasing it’s customer base
3.This complexity is driven by the project manager, project team , officers , initiatives and citizens of the
country
4.The cost of the project is over SR.20 billion , financial products , computers , access management , mutual
funds , loans , investment services and retail services.
5.The manager of the bank is
responsible to take the risk of credit ,
resources , budget , bank wide risk
corporate lending risk , retail credit
risk , core credit risk and market risk
6. Deliverable & Milestone
Deliverable –
1.Riyadh Bank delivers through an accessible network of 195 branches and 687 ATM .
2.Riyadh Bank provide telephone , internet , and mobile banking services to customer.
3.Special prices and discounts on banking products and services
4.International ATM card with a unique design
5. Riyadh bank provide Specially deign cheque book
Milestone –
Capital intelligence agency has awarded the bank (AA-) for long term liabilities and (A +) for short term
liabilities this agency have affirmed these rating after confirming a stable outlook for the bank.
1.For the 2 consecutive years
Best correspondent bank Middle East & Africa
From Emerging Markets-Best Banks award 2004
2. Best Electronic Bank in the kingdom and the Middle East
3.The bank won the 1997 silver sword award the most prestigious
award for creative advertising in the kingdom
8. Project Management Methodology
1.Initiating –
Riyadh bank compliments it’s strong presence in the Kingdom with a focused and
progressive approach to international banking in order to serve it clintele in the most
efficient way. Riyadh Bank has establish strategically located office in the united
kingdom , USA and Singapore
2.Planninng –
Riyadh Bank maintains an extensive network of correspondents throughout the world.
Beside providing international service
3.Controlling
Riyadh bank control department is responsible for the
performance, design, management and co-ordination of the bank’s internal control
system, reports directly to the manager .Department of Riyadh Banks are :
.Treasury and Foreign currency dealing .Credit and loan management
.Human resources .Investment portfolio management
.Marketing and corporate banking services .Support service
.Information technology
9. EXECUTION-
1.This department handles commercial and banking litigation, involving banking law, bank notes
law, contracts law, company law, liquidation and receivership, bankruptcy
2.The execution service you have access to the entire range of investment products in Riyadh and
abroad, such as markets of stocks, bonds, currencies, derivatives and mutual funds
3. It provides rapid and secure execution of your orders while you have the ability to be informed of the
course of your portfolio via Riyadh bank web service.
CLOSET
Banking systems have been with us for as long as people have been
using money. Banks and other financial institutions provide security
for individuals, businesses and governments
10. Closure or Closet
1. Financial Performance –
Riyadh Bank has achieved SR 951 million as net income upto 31 march 2013 as compared to SR 901 million last
year , and increasing rate of 5.5 % with total operating income increasing to SR 1725 million against SR 1644
million last year and increasing rate of 4.9 %.
2. Financial strength –
Total assets as at end of march 2013 reached SR 186,450 million against SR 183,393 million last year an increasing
rate of 1.7 % customer deposits reached SR 143,964 million against SR 139,536 and loans and advance , net stood
at SR 120,922 million against SR113,695 million last year
3. Riyadh bank strongly believes in meeting the needs of its
Dynamic fast growing business customer.
we continue to improve our services and
exceed your expectations. We welcome your
comments, complaints, and suggestions.