The Ownership Supply Chain Flows of the Financed Assets in Different Islamic Finance Modes; a Unique Point for Differentiation between Islamic and Conventional Banking
Submission Type
Paper Presentation
Abstract/Description
Islamic banking and finance have unique characteristics and these are expanding very speedily. However, there is still very less understanding among the people about Islamic finance and its difference from its conventional counterpart. Fortunately, ownership supply chain flow-related studies like this can easily communicate and promote Islamic finance to the masses. Still, there is a lack of studies about the ownership supply chain flows and Islamic banks’ financing modes. The research question of this study is how can ownership supply chain flows of the financed assets in Islamic banks be described? Whereas the objective is to describe the ownership supply chain flows of the financed assets in Islamic banks of Pakistan. This study is significantly important because it can contribute to solving the understanding problem by fulfilling the literature gap and can support practitioners to promote Islamic banks' financing efficiently.
Keywords
Ownership Supply Chain, Islamic Finance Modes, Islamic Finance, Islamic Banking
Location
Movenpick Hotel
Start Date
3-12-2024 4:10 PM
End Date
3-12-2024 5:30 PM
Recommended Citation
Ahmed, Z., & Asif, M. (2024). The Ownership Supply Chain Flows of the Financed Assets in Different Islamic Finance Modes; a Unique Point for Differentiation between Islamic and Conventional Banking. IBA CEIF World Islamic Finance Forum (WIFF). Retrieved from https://ir.iba.edu.pk/wiff/2024/agenda/1
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The Ownership Supply Chain Flows of the Financed Assets in Different Islamic Finance Modes; a Unique Point for Differentiation between Islamic and Conventional Banking
Movenpick Hotel
Islamic banking and finance have unique characteristics and these are expanding very speedily. However, there is still very less understanding among the people about Islamic finance and its difference from its conventional counterpart. Fortunately, ownership supply chain flow-related studies like this can easily communicate and promote Islamic finance to the masses. Still, there is a lack of studies about the ownership supply chain flows and Islamic banks’ financing modes. The research question of this study is how can ownership supply chain flows of the financed assets in Islamic banks be described? Whereas the objective is to describe the ownership supply chain flows of the financed assets in Islamic banks of Pakistan. This study is significantly important because it can contribute to solving the understanding problem by fulfilling the literature gap and can support practitioners to promote Islamic banks' financing efficiently.
