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Development of Prudential and Supervision Standards for Islamic Financial Markets: Final Report
| Date: | April 2011 |
| Country: | |
| Subject: | |
| Document Type: | Technical Assistance Consultant's Reports |
| Project Number: | 42520-012 |
Description
This report is produced by consultants for the regional project Development of Prudential and Supervision Standards for Islamic Financial Markets. It is organized as follows
- Part I contains the Executive Summary and presents the main findings and conclusions
- Part II summarizes the work done in the context of the project to facilitate the implementation of standards for the Islamic industry
- Part III discusses key issues in the development of Islamic Capital Markets
- Part IV discusses the issues of liquidity management from the IFIs and central bank perspectives
- Part V addresses legal issues related to Islamic asset securitization
- Part VI reports on progress in developing prudential and structural indicators for IFIS
- Part VII summarizes the main recommendations arising from this report
The various appendices contain background material that underpins much of the analysis in the report.