Islamic Finance Practices

Offers experience from real-life Islamic finance practices in Eastern Europe Features practically-oriented Islamic finance topics such as risk management and accounting based on the empirical evidence

Showcases country-specific and critical issues

Autorentext

Velid Efendic is an Associate Professor in the field of finance at the University of Sarajevo (UoS), Bosnia and Herzegovina. He was involved in the establishment and management of the Banking Academy and Center for Islamic Economics Banking and Finance at UoS, where he serves as the Head. Since 2013 he serves as the head of the international Joint degree MA programme "Islamic Banking" in collaboration between UoS and University of Bolton, UK. In 2017, Efendic was appointed as a Management Board member in the Banking Agency for supervision and regulation of banks in the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina (FBiH) for the mandate of five year. He has been engaged as a consultant and researcher in many research and investment projects in a variety of public, private, and non-governmental, national, and international institutions and companies.

For the last ten years, Efendic was the head, author, organizer, and lecturer at many practical/professional seminars and training courses in various fields of banking and Islamic banking and finance. He is one of the founders of the European Association for Islamic Economics, Banking and Finance.

Inhalt

Chapter 1: History of Economic thought hidden within the archives of Abrahamic Religions.- Chapter 2: Exploring the epistemology of utility function in Islamic economics: foundation of Islamic finance.- Chapter 3: Islamic approach to corporate social responsibility in scientific research with CSR overview in banking sector of Bosnia and Herzegovina.- Chapter 4: Potentials of Waqfs from a Socio-economic perspective: the case of Bosnia and Herzegovina.- Chapter 5: Efficient diversification with Shariah-compliant stocks: evidence from the south-east European capital markets.- Chapter 6: Credit risk assessment for an Islamic bank in Bosnia and Herzegovina.- Chapter 7: Market rent value as a basis for profit margin calculation in home financings based on diminishing Musharakah with Ijarah case study of Bosnia and Herzegovina.