The document discusses the global financial crisis and proposes Islamic finance as a solution. It provides background on the causes of the crisis, including risky mortgage products and loose lending practices. It then outlines several principles of Islamic finance, such as prohibitions on usury and speculation, that could have helped avoid the crisis. The finance minister of Bahrain is quoted saying that adhering to Islamic rules helped the country avoid riskier assets and weather the recession well. The conclusion argues that Islamic finance principles of linking finance to real economic activity could help reduce debt and speculation and promote stability.
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.
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.
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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Analysis of Islamic Financial System in the Global Market: And Entry in Indiaiosrjce
Islamic finance has grown rapidly, even though it is still a small share of the global financial market.
The Islamic banking segment has increased its penetration in many countries. It has became systematically
important in Asia and Middle east, while the global issuance of Sukuk- the Islamic equivalent of bonds- is
expanding with remarkable international reach of issuers and investors. This trend is expected to continue,
driven, in particular, by strong economic growth in countries with large and relatively unbanked, Muslim
populations. The Islamic finance industry offers important potential benefits, the IMF stated in its IMF Research
June 15 bulletin.
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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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Analysis of Islamic Financial System in the Global Market: And Entry in Indiaiosrjce
Islamic finance has grown rapidly, even though it is still a small share of the global financial market.
The Islamic banking segment has increased its penetration in many countries. It has became systematically
important in Asia and Middle east, while the global issuance of Sukuk- the Islamic equivalent of bonds- is
expanding with remarkable international reach of issuers and investors. This trend is expected to continue,
driven, in particular, by strong economic growth in countries with large and relatively unbanked, Muslim
populations. The Islamic finance industry offers important potential benefits, the IMF stated in its IMF Research
June 15 bulletin.
Trust Fund: A Product Combining Waqf, Zakah and Sadaqah for Socio-Economic A...Islamic_Finance
This paper introduces Waqf, Zakah and Sadaqah, which are currently being mobilised by the non-Financial Institutions (non-FIs) such as charitable organisations and Non-Governmental Organisations (NGOs) as additional components of Islamic finance industry, to complement the efforts of financial intermediaries as a contributor to key socio-economic development. The paper presents various aspects of a case study regarding the use of Trust Fund Instrument by the Islamic Development Bank (IDB) for socio-economic development in its member countries including a project run with the co-operation of Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation (Gates Foundation) for polio eradication in Pakistan as part of the Global Polio Eradication Initiative (GPEI).
AlHuda CIBE going to organize Two days specialized training workshop on Islamic Banking, Finance and Islamic Microfinance at Philippines on 04-05 October, 2018
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It is urgent to adopt other than the current financial system model that is not moved by usury, by extreme greed. Without prejudice, this new model could be based on the Islamic financial system that operates around a fundamental principle which is to avoid speculation. In Islamic banking, everything is done to prevent those who have money to take advantage of who has not money or who needs it. In an Islamic bank there aren´t products of traditional financial market, for example, derivatives which are contracts that derive from a reference rate or index that can be physical (coffee, gold, etc.) or financial (stocks, interest rates , etc.).
Despite all the artifices to neutralize the trend of decline of profit rates in the world capitalist system as predicted by Karl Marx in his great work The Capital, will not prevent its collapse over time because the political and social cost would be immense for humanity with its maintenance. Before the collapse, the world capitalist system will be ruined by the economic depression for many years resulting in his climbing the bankruptcy of many companies, the economic unfeasibility of the highly indebted nation states and mass unemployment on a global scale. Given the existence of the chaos that already dominates the world economy that is getting worse, it is time for each country and humanity provide themselves as urgently as possible tools necessary to take control of their destiny. To take control of his destiny humanity must take to end the world capitalist system to exercise governance of the world economy. This is the only means of survival of the human species.
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CASE STUDY CAPITALISM This case views the global, capitalistMaximaSheffield592
CASE STUDY CAPITALISM
This case views the global, capitalist economic system through the prism of the 2007–2008 financial crisis (referred to here as the
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(short- and long-term)? What challenges does it present for capitalism today? What was the role of social responsibility? And
perhaps most importantly, what changes does a strategic CSR perspective suggest moving forward?
THE FINANCIAL CRISIS
In many ways, the dramatic economic events that began toward the end of 20071 (widely reported as “the most serious financial
crisis since the Great Crash of 1929”2 or the “Great Recession”3) brought into focus the comprehensive nature of CSR. From
individual greed and the abdication of responsibility to organizational fraud and the mismanagement of resources, to governmental
failure to monitor and adequately regulate the financial system, the crisis emphasized the many interlocking factors that make CSR so
complex. At the same time, and with the benefit of hindsight, these events demonstrate how straightforward CSR can be. At its
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making. To look back at some of the decisions that contributed to the economic crisis and try to rationalize why they were made,
however, represents an exercise in exasperation:
What do you call giving a worker who makes only $14,000 a year a nothing-down and nothing-to-pay-for-twoyears
mortgage to buy a $750,000 home, and then bundling that mortgage with 100 others into bonds—which
Moody’s or Standard & Poor’s rate[s] AAA—and then selling them to banks and pension funds the world over?4
Essentially, the crisis resulted from the cumulative effects of multiple bad decisions by many individuals who had lost their sense of perspective.5 What was amazing
at the time was “how so many people could be so stupid . . . and self-destructive all at once”
6
to produce “a near total breakdown of responsibility at every link in our financial chain.”7 The scale of
At the height of the boom, the subprime mortgage industry in the United States had clearly lost all sense of proportion. The result
was higher default rates and, as a consequence, higher rates of home repossessions:
Between 2005 and 2007, which was the peak of sub-prime lending, the top 25 subprime originators made almost
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The industry as a whole experienced all the signs of a bubble, the aftermath of which generated dramatic headlines such as “Sex,
Lies, and Mortgage Deals.”11 As a society, we should have picked this up earlier and acted to diffuse it. As such, the Financial Crisis
highlights the central role of CSR in today’s global business environment. It is a lens through which excesses ...
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1. THE GLOBAL FINANCIAL CRISIS AND THE
ISLAMIC FINANCE SOLUTION
GROUP MEMBERS;
ABDUL MUTALIF BIN ABDUL RAZAK
HENRY ANAK MEDANG
WAN HASRIE
2. INTRODUCTION…….
The global financial crisis, brewing for a while, really started to show its
effects in the middle of 2007 and into 2008. Around the world stock
markets have fallen, large financial institutions have collapsed or been
bought out, and governments in even the wealthiest nations have had to
come up with rescue packages to bail out their financial systems.
On the one hand many people are concerned that those responsible for
the financial problems are the ones being bailed out, while on the other
hand, a global financial meltdown will affect the livelihoods of almost
everyone in an increasingly inter-connected world. The problem could
have been avoided, if ideologues supporting the current economics
models weren’t so vocal, influential and inconsiderate of others’
viewpoints and concerns.
3. WHAT CAUSED THE GLOBAL FINANCIAL CRISIS?
One of the main culprits that is often pointed to as
one of the main triggers of the global financial crisis
are the mortgage derivative products, where risky
mortgages were packaged with more traditionally
secure mortgages and sold to corporate investors
and other banks as secure investment products.
4. WHAT CAUSED THE GLOBAL FINANCIAL CRISIS?
CONT’D
This packaging of mortgages is generally accepted
to have masked the real risks that were linked with
such a product, which gradually grew as lending
criteria were loosened in the first five or six years of
the twenty first century.
5. CAUSES AND CONSEQUENCES OF FINANCIAL
CRISIS
Causes of financial crisis & Risk/Consequence
Leverage
Borrowing to finance investment
Risk
(Bubble that leads to bankruptcy)
Asset-liability mismatch
The disparity between a bank’s deposits and its long term assets leads
to the inability of banks to renew short term debt they used to finance
long term investments in mortgage securities
Risk
Bank runs
Money supply
Uncontrolled printing of paper money that is not backed by realassist/commodity
(gold)
Risk
Higher inflation
6. CONTINUED….
Regulatory failure
Improper (insufficient/excessive) regulatory control:
-Insufficient regulation:
1) Results in failure of making institutions’ financial situation
publicly known (lack of transparency)
2) Makes it possible for financial institutions to operate without
having sufficient assets to meet their contractual obligations.
-Excessive regulations that require banks to increase their capital
when risks rise leading to substantial decrease in lending when capital is in short
supply
Risk/Consequence
-Excessive risk-taking
-Financial crisis (of 2008)
Potential deterioration of financial crisis.
7. CONTINUED…..
Fraud, corruption and greed
-Enticing depositors through misleading claims about their investment strategie
and manipulating information.
-Creating financial assets without any real economic activity
-Extreme economic greed overrides basic ethical consideration in investments
Risk/Consequence
Subprime mortgage crisis
Contagion
Where the failure of one particular financial institution to meet its
financial obligations (due to lack of liquidity, bad loans or a sudden
withdrawal of savings) causes other financial institutions to be unable
to meet their financial obligations when due. Such a failure may
cause damage to many other institutions and threatens the stability of
Financial markets.
Risk/Consequence
Systemic risk
8. GLOBAL RECESSION IS A SIGN OF CAPITALISM’S END ONLY ISLAM
CAN SOLVE THE ECONOMIC PROBLEM
Hizb ut-Tahrir in Bangladesh organized an Economic Conference at the
National Press Club titled "Global Recession: Impact on World - Islam's
Economic Alternative". Three speeches were delivered on the following
topics:
1. Capitalism is inherently flawed and causes crises;
2. Causes of current global recession and failure of the patchwork
solutions of Capitalism;
3. Only the Islamic economic system under the Khilafah state can
provide crisis-free economic justice
9. GLOBAL RECESSION IS A SIGN OF CAPITALISM’S END ONLY ISLAM
CAN SOLVE THE ECONOMIC PROBLEM- CONT’D
Mahmudul Hasan Foyzi said ‘the fundamentals of the capitalist system
are responsible for the current economic disaster. These include
absolute freedom of ownership, focus on production rather than
distribution, paper based currency, usurious banking system, and the
financial sector based on speculation.
Second speaker Abu Hamza Al Mamun delivered his speech on
‘Causes of current global recession and failure of the patchwork
solutions of Capitalism.‘
Materialistic and consumption oriented thinking of capitalism is the main
reason for the collapse of financial market of USA and later
transformation of this crisis from US domestic crisis to a global
crisis.After that US credit market and related derivatives products
attracted global investors
10. GLOBAL RECESSION IS A SIGN OF CAPITALISM’S END ONLY
ISLAM CAN SOLVE THE ECONOMIC PROBLEM- CONT’D
When US federal reserve increased the interest rate,
borrowers defaulted, which affected all sectors resulting in
the global recession now. To solve the crisis, US-EU have
taken multiple rescue packages, by printing money they
wanted to reduce the liquidity crisis, reduction of interest
rate and altering regulations - all of which have failed.
Problem is capitalism itself. By saving the problem i.e.
capitalism, no solution can be achieved.
11. GLOBAL RECESSION IS A SIGN OF CAPITALISM’S END ONLY ISLAM CAN
SOLVE THE ECONOMIC PROBLEM- CONT’D
Mohiuddin Ahmed in his speech titled ‘Only the Islamic economic
system under the Khilafah state can provide crisis-free economic justice'
said the export sector in Bangladesh is now suffering due to the global
recession as Bangladesh economy is run according to the capitalist
system. As well as this the economy is designed to serve the imperialist
countries.
It is time for the Muslims to throw away the capitalist system which is on
its deathbed now. We have seen the collapse of communism aw well.
Allah , the Creator of the Universe, gave us economic system
free from crises and secures justice and tranquillity. Islam prohibits all
the factors that lead to economic crises in the first place.
12. BAHRAIN FINANCE MINISTER:ISLAMIC RULES SAVED US FROM
RECESSION
Manama, Bahrain (CNN) -- Bahrain's finance minister said
adherence to strict Islamic rules helped his country escape the
worst of the global recession. Finance Minister Sheikh Ahmed bin
Mohammed al Khalifa predicts growth of four percent for
Bahrain's economy this year, saying "long-term consistent
growth" is the kingdom's goal. Sheikh Ahmed said the country
"built an economy that is resilient, that is able to withstand shock.“
13. BAHRAIN FINANCE MINISTER:ISLAMIC RULES SAVED US FROM
RECESSION –CONT’D
"We've gone through this period very well. I think the
diversification of our economy has helped us tremendously,"
he told CNN. Asked how the kingdom avoided some of the
riskier assets that ended up crippling other economies, the
minister said:
"Looking at Islamic finances and industry, because they are
barred by their own rules from some of the creative
products, they were able to stay away from those
industries."
14. "We've gone through this period very well. I think the
diversification of our economy has helped us
tremendously," he told CNN.
The minister also said: "Looking at Islamic finances and industry,
because they are barred by their own rules from some of the creative
products, they were able to stay away from those industries."
“We built an economy that is resilient, that is able to withstand
shock.”
15. CONCLUSION
Principles of Islamic finance could have helped avoiding the
crisis, and could alsohelp to recover from it. As discussed
above, Islamic finance integrates financialactivities with
wealth creation, thus greatly reduces the chances for
excessive debtand speculation. Islamic finance also gives
an essential role for non-profitactivities, which act as
economic and social safety net in case of downturns
andrecessions.
16. CONCLUSION-CONT’D
Overall, therefore, Islamic principles of finance promote
productiveand stable economic activities.The essential
principles of Islamic finance are not specific to the
Islamic faith.They are shared by all Divine religions and
many worldly beliefs as well. Themessage of Islamic
finance, while ethical, is also universal. At a time when
worldleaders are calling for paradigm change and
financial reform, it is important toreintroduce into our
financial systems ethical and moral principles to serve
thecommon good of humanity.