Podcasts about islamic banking

I just dropped a new podcast episode that busts a common myth and opens up a powerful avenue for business growth in Nigeria: Islamic Banking, or Non-Interest Finance!Many people assume you need to be Muslim to benefit from this financial model. Not true! We dive into why you don't have to be of a particular faith to leverage this kind of finance for your business.On the show, we explore: * What Islamic Banking is and how its principles can be a significant advantage for Nigerian businesses seeking ethical and sustainable funding. * How to use Google and AI tools to find the right non-interest or low-interest financing options for your specific business needs. * The types of businesses that are not eligible for non-interest financing (e.g., alcohol, gambling, speculative ventures). * The vast array of businesses that can thrive with Islamic/ non-interest banking, including trade, manufacturing, agriculture, real estate, textiles, education, and healthcare.If you're looking for alternative funding models that prioritize partnership and ethical practices over interest, this episode is a must-listen. It could be the key to unlocking your next phase of business growth!Tune in to learn more and see how non-interest finance can benefit your enterprise.Interested? Find the link in my bio! #IslamicBanking #NonInterestFinance #BusinessGrowth #Nigeria #Entrepreneurship #SMEFinance #AlternativeFinance #BusinessTips #Innovation #FundingOpportunities

Radhika Das, IFN Journalist, interviews Youssef Ben Henda, Senior Regional Officer, Arab World & Turkey-Representative Offices, Islamic Banking, Union de Banques Arabes et Françaises (UBAF), on the evolution and impact of UBAF's long-standing partnership with ICIEC, the role of the Documentary Credit Insurance Policy in facilitating trade and prospects for future collaboration amid shifting global trade dynamics.

Radhika Das, IFN Journalist, interviews Nikolai Podguzov, Chairman of the Management Board, Eurasian Development Bank, on Islamic finance as a tool for regional growth, Sukuk issuance, the launch of an Islamic banking window, collaboration with the IsDB Institute and expanding the bank's role in global Islamic finance

(0:00) Intro(0:18) Pagal aur Ma'azoor ka Qayamat mein Hisab hoga?(0:44) Bunyadi Aqeedon ka Inkaar aur Tajdeed-e-Iman ka tareeqa(1:10) Mushrik ki Toba — Kya qabool hoti hai?(1:43) Ghair Muslim ke saath dosti ka sharai hukm(2:48) Shadi se pehle ke jhoot — Kya gunah hai?(4:02) Mulaqat — Mufti sb ka tajziya(5:19) Sila Rehmi ki wasiyat — Rishton ka haq(5:54) Ismaili ko Musalman kaise banayein?(6:42) Planning kaise karein? — Diary aur daily life tips(21:39) Waldain ki maali khidmat vs Hajj — Kya pehle?(23:20) Islamic Banking ke mamlaat aur sharai hukm(25:44) Mufti sb se Nikah parhwana — Masail aur tareeqa(25:55) Flat ki virasat ka hukum — Islamic perspective(26:35) Qur'an ki qasam todhna — Kaffara kya hai?(26:52) Dam karna — Sharai tareeqa aur misaal(27:18) R.O. Water Business — Halal hai?(32:06) Los Angeles Listener ka US Invitation — Mufti sb ka reaction Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Radhika Das, IFN Journalist, interviews Aji Erlangga, CEO, Sarana Modern Sejahtera, on the grassroots-driven nature of Islamic banking in Indonesia and its role in business finance.

A huge chunk of any typical bank's profits comes from charging interest. But what happens when you can't do that? This week, we're traveling to Pakistan with the FT's Humza Jilani, where the country has decided to make its entire banking sector align with Islamic law, which forbids charging interest. We'll discuss how Islamic banks function and if this banking model can become Pakistan's dominant system. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - For further reading:Meezan Bank's soaring shares herald rise of Islamic finance in PakistanClerics' rule change threatens to throw Islamic debt market into turmoilWorld Bank approves 10-year $20bn Pakistan lending package- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Follow Humza Jilani (@humza_jilani) and Saffeya Ahmed on X (@saffeya-ahmed), or follow Saffeya on LinkedIn for updates about the show and more. Read a transcript of this episode on FT.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Im Islamic Banking sind Zinsen verboten. Geld sollte an die Realwirtschaft gebunden sein. Das macht es schwierig, mit Kreditkarte zu bezahlen oder eine Säule 3a anzulegen. Was also gibt es für Möglichkeiten und warum kann Islamic Banking auch für nicht-muslimische Menschen attraktiv sein? Geld soll keinen Schaden anrichten. Davon sind Vertreterinnen und Vertreter des islamischen Finanzwesens überzeugt. So gilt nebst dem Zins- und Spekulationsverbot auch, dass auf Investitionen in Tabak, Alkohol oder Waffen verzichtet wird. Und wenn eine gläubige muslimische Familie ein Haus kauft, gibt es Alternativen zur herkömmlichen Hypothek. Scharia konforme Finanzprodukte bieten islamische Banken an, wie etwa die deutsche KT Bank. Bei Schweizer Grossbanken gibt es Scharia freundliche Lösungen, die ähnliche Anlagekriterien verfolgen. Michael Gassner, Finanzexperte und selbst muslimisch, setzt sich seit Jahren dafür ein, dass Musliminnen und Muslime hierzulande halal wirtschaften können. Derzeit bemüht er sich etwa für eine Säule 3a, die den islamischen Vorgaben entspricht. Das kommt bei jungen Schweizer Musliminnen und Muslimen gut an. Zu Wort kommen in der Sendung: · Michael Gassner, Pionier des Islamic Banking im deutschsprachigen Kontext und Head of Islamic Finance einer Schweizer Privatbank · Junger Schweizer Muslim, der mit seinem Geld gemäss den islamischen Gesetzen wirtschaftet · Stefan Leins, Professor an der Universität Bern für Sozialanthropologie, mit besonderem Forschungsinteresse für kulturelle Praktiken in Finanzmärkten

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Why did Allah create money? What is Gold & Silver? Why are they in heaven? Why is interest haram? Is credit Card debt Haram? Can I get a Student Loan or is it haram? Can I get a mortgage in America or is it haram? Is it haram to get a car loan or should I lease. How do I get rich in a halal way. How do I get rich as a Muslim? The Quran's advice to wealth. Is stock trading haram? Is bitcoin halal? All these questions are asked and more in this all encompassing episode on Islamic finance, the laws surrounding it and Islamic banking. 00:00 Intro 01:23 is money real? 06:14 Is Money in Jannah? why do we love gold? 08:15 Money is King of Materialism 11:36 the concept of usury & Riba 16:25 Real money VS fake money 17:32 loans and mortgages haram? 26:39 Car Loan 30:49 Credit Card Debt & Student Loan 34:19 whys interest haram 39:59 How to get Rich 44:00 Quran's Key on How to Get Rich 54:10 Is bitcoin at stock trading halal? 1:03:00 Mutual Funds & 401k 1:10:00 Can you invest in Netflix? 1:12:00 Muslim Relationship with money 1:18:47 Outro

Mohd Ekmal Mohd Zazi, CIMB Islamic's regional head of wholesale banking, explains to Vineeta Tan how the changing age structure of the Malaysian demographic is prompting Islamic banks to rethink their growth strategy.

How are Islamic banks in the Southeast Asian region faring in the current economic and geopolitical climate? Vineeta Tan asks Bilal Parvaiz, CEO of Standard Chartered Saadiq.

Guest: Abdullah Masum Founder & Director, IFA Consultancy - IFAC & Yusuf Sultan Founder & CEO @Adl Advisory & Co-Founder & Director, IFA Consultancy - IFAC In this episode of Two Cents Podcast, we dive into the current economic system in Bangladesh and the pressing issues surrounding Islamic banking. Our guests, Abdullah Masum, Founder & Director of IFA Consultancy (IFAC), and Yusuf Sultan, Founder & CEO of Adl Advisory and Co-Founder & Director of IFAC, bring their expertise to shed light on these critical topics.

How is Islamic banking advancing through the growth of Islamic fintechs and the utilization of technology? Where and how will the region's new digital Islamic banks create competitive advantage, and how are incumbent Islamic banks responding? How is new technology improving data management, risk assessment, compliance and UI/UX for Islamic banks? How is digital transformation increasing efficiency through enhanced systems and processes in bank treasury and investment functions? Are Islamic banks facing challenges in terms of liquidity creation and liquidity risk management, and how can technology assist?Moderator:Ravi Kittane, Partner, Ernst & Young ConsultingPanelists:Ahmed Roshdy Zaki, Manager, Liquidity and Investment Division, Islamic Development BankAmmara Masood, Global Industries GM, Banking and Financial Services, Systems LimitedAnoop Sonpar, Head of New Business ASEAN and South Asia, TemenosBilal Parvaiz, CEO, Standard Chartered SaadiqSazul Samsuri, CTO Digital Banking, Head of Digital Innovation, KAF Investment Bank

Can we better utilize Islamic financial services in promoting the Halal economy and managing social finance funds? How can minorities and the disadvantaged be empowered through the application of Islamic finance and social welfare mechanisms such as Waqf, Zakat and Sadaqah? How do we enhance the role of Islamic finance in driving philanthropic initiatives in Malaysia? Where and how do social finance and the Halal economy overlap, and can we leverage further on this important symbiose? How are government and regulator-led initiatives helping Halal businesses transition to greener and more sustainable practices? We ask an expert panel.Moderator:Shabnam Mokhtar, Managing Director, SHAPE Knowledge ServicesPanelists:Ariffin Sabirin, CEO, Wasiyyah ShoppeDr Hamim Syahrum Ahmad Mokhtar, Deputy Director, Financial Inclusion Department, Bank Negara MalaysiaMohammad Hafiz Jamaluddin, Head of Halal Integrated Platform, Halal Development CorporationDr Rusni Hassan, Professor and Dean, IIUM Institute of Islamic Banking and FinanceDr Suresh Naidu Sadasivan, Director of Communication and Innovation, Masverse

LIMITED SEATS! JOIN THE MASTERCLASS: https://muzamilhasan.com/courses Humayon Dar serves as the Director General of the Cambridge Institute of Islamic Finance, a research institute focused on the financial sectors of countries with a substantial presence of Islamic banking and finance. Recommend Guest for a Podcast: https://muzamilhasan.com/guest Get in touch with Muzamil: https://muzamilhasan.com/contact-me Get Mentorship from Muzamil: https://muzamilhasan.com/mentorship Do not forget to subscribe and press the bell icon to catch on to some amazing conversations coming your way! #thoughtbehindthings #muzamilhasan #islamicfinance Socials: TBT's Official Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thoughtbehindthings Muzamil's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/muzamilhasan Muzamil's LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/muzamilhasan Hamayon's LinkedIn: https://uk.linkedin.com/in/humayon-dar-b52a323 Podcast Links: • Spotify: https://spoti.fi/3z1cE7F • Google Podcast: https://bit.ly/2S84VEd • Apple Podcast: https://apple.co/3cgIkfI --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/tbtgo/support

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Religious Beliefs and Practices:(1:05) Jhoota Ma'abood Kon?(2:19) Hindu/Esai Ma'abood?(4:27) Ibadat VS Madad Mangna(6:35) Kaam VS Naam; Fiqah Ka AsoolHadith and Social Issues:(8:05) Masla; Hadis: “Ghar Ka Parrosi, Parrosi K Ghar Ka Zyada Haqqdar Hai”(10:26) MTM's Bayan: “Bv, Bachy Tension Ya Khushi” Feedback Ka Jawab(11:16) Virasat Main Zameen Ki Taqseem Ka Mutabadil Tariqa?(12:22) MTM's Reply on “Aik Kamray Main 06 Bachay”(13:39) Allah Ki Wasee Zameen(14:36) Goron ke Living Areas?(16:11) Goron ke Business Areas?(16:39) 18 Bachon, 04 Ghar K Liye Allah Par Aalaa TawakkulCurrent Issues and Religious Queries:(17:36) Aajki Masjid Main Ye Shirk?(20:32) Mushrik Ka Aqeeda(21:21) Toheed Ka Aqeeda(23:56) Masla; Parrosi Ka Ghar Khareedny Ka Tariqa?Islamic Banking and Finance:(26:57) Hiba Aur Khareed o Frokht Main Farq(29:33) Islamic Banking VS Soodi Banking(30:45) Masla GP Fund?(31:17) Fatwa Dainy Ka Haal?(32:02) GP Fund Ki Raqam Sood Nahi?(33:40) Qiston Par Khareed o Frokht Aur Sood Main Farq?(34:42) Qur'ani Aayaat Se Masla HalIslamic Etiquette and Practices:(35:21) Profit Tankhah Ka Hissa?(35:45) Molvi Deen K Ijaradar? Ka Jawab(36:07) Fatway Ki Ijazat Kisko?(37:24) TV Shows Main Funter Geeri(37:50) GP Fund Ko Halal Karne Par Public K CommentsBeliefs and Practices:(38:32) Kaam VS Naam(39:08) Tawhid Label VS Dua(40:26) Surah Zumar Main Dua Ki Fazilat(41:28) Ya Ali / Ya Ghaus e Azam Madad Ka Matlab?(42:37) Firqa Variyat Ka Manjan?(43:36) Tablighi Jamaat Ka Firqa?(45:51) Tabligh Walon Ny Firqa Variyat Kaise Khatam Ki?(48:25) World's Largest Network = Tablighi Jamaat(48:47) Raful Yadain Ka MaslaContemporary Issues and Social Commentary:(49:38) Today's Scholars Failure?(50:27) Women Rights Slogan(51:17) Western Father/Mother Days VS Muslim Efforts for Father/Mother(52:02) Aurat Ki Azaadi = Mardoon Ki Ayyashi(52:56) Married Women VS Single with Job(53:41) US, Japanese Cars VS Real Love of Family(54:50) Aurat Ki Depression?(56:33) Mufti sb K Paas Cases of Trustless Couples(58:37) Talaq K Baad Aurat Ka Nuqsan(59:15) Ghar Ki Char Deevari = Aurat Ka Maqam(59:35) Na-Kaam Relations = Depression Ki Waja(59:51) Insan Mahabbat Ka Bhooka(1:00:05) Hazrat Hawwa K Liye Pehle Shohar(1:00:31) Worst Label VS Islam(1:02:21) Aurat March Waliyon Ko Jawab(1:03:06) Mard / Aurat Kahan Paida Hon?(1:03:30) Difference in Pakistani Liars vs US, Japanese Liars(1:04:22) Pakistan Ke Shadeed Halaat Agar US/Japan Ko Diyay Jain?(1:06:00) Mushrik K Label?(1:06:27) Khwahishaat Ka Butt; ExamplesLegal and Financial Matters:(1:07:17) Mufti Taqi Usmani sb Ka Soodi Bank Fatwa?(1:07:32) Adalti Khula Ka Fatwa?(1:07:55) Virasat Main Fatway?(1:09:08) MTM's Reply on YouTube Earnings?(1:09:47) Waldain Aulad K Haquq Main Zulm?(1:10:59) Imam Masjid Ki Chanda Khori?Credit for the timestamps goes to @mrs.masroor8476 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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The mainstreaming of digital lending has overhauled the risk landscape for banks and financial institutions. How should the finance industry adapt? In this episode, Vineeta Tan speaks to Guru Raghavendran, the senior vice-president of banking practice at Azentio Software, to explore this topic.

In this episode, Darren chats with Mohammed Kaka, COO at Al Baraka Bank.We learn how Islamic banking continues to evolve globally, Mohammed's journey at Al Baraka reflects the industry's dynamic nature. From its foundational principles to embracing digitalization, Islamic banking navigates the intersection of tradition and innovation, offering ethical financial solutions to a diverse clientele.Highlights:

Malaysia's top-down and ‘Islamic first' strategy has been highly successful as Islamic financial services continue to flourish. What strategies at a governmental, regulatory and institutional level will maintain this success? Does the Islamic financial services sector face a structural imbalance, and how does this impact Islamic financial institutions? What do digital transformation strategies mean for the sector, and what is the ongoing influence of value-based intermediation? Where does Islamic finance play a role in the development of the Halal economy, and are Islamic financial institutions well positioned to serve the corporate and SME sectors? Does Islamic finance need to build appeal and maintain competitiveness in this segment? We ask an expert panel.Moderator:Nitish Bhojnagarwala, Senior Vice-President, Financial Institutions Group, Moody's Investors ServicePanelists:Ahmad Shahriman Mohd Shariff, CEO, CIMB Islamic BankDr Bello Lawal Danbatta, Secretary-General, IFSBDr Hurriyah El Islamy, CEO and Founder, HGC FirmDr Rusni Hassan, Professor and Dean, IIUM Institute of Islamic Banking and Finance (IIiBF)

Join us in this fascinating discussion with our guest, Wassim Hosny El-Metwally, Chief Strategy and Sustainability Officer at Egypt's Al Baraka Bank.He beautifully connects the dots between his professional journey and the path to a sustainable future, sharing how he pioneered the establishment of a sustainability unit in the world of Islamic banking.Wassim bridges the gap between finance and sustainability, presenting a compelling narrative of Al Baraka Bank's strides in offering sustainable finance solutions to SMEs. Stumble upon the potential of sustainable finance in Egypt and the impact of the BRICS states as he cuts through the complexities.Not only will you discover the role of the government and the Central Bank of Egypt in attracting green funds, but you'll also glean insights into how the attending COP 27 has fueled sustainability efforts for Wassim and his team.Tune in to join us for an enlightening journey into the crucial symbiosis of finance and sustainability!The podcast is powered by the corporate sustainability platform NXT Boardroom. Follow our latest updates on LinkedIn. Thanks for listening,Your host Valentin Weidl

Please consider making a donation, however small, to The Thinking Muslim, to receive a share in the reward and to help us make a greater impact. ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://www.thinkingmuslim.com/Donate You can now purchase our Thinking Muslim mug here https://www.thinkingmuslim.com/merch Sign up to our newsletter https://jalalayn.substack.com Check out our YouTube channel https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f13mgKVjJsU Muslims worldwide have come to the realisation that the prevailing capitalist economic system does not serve us ethically. With its interest-based banking and casino-style financial instruments, a devout believer has no choice but to attempt to escape its haram, even if that hinders the progress and prosperity of our daily lives. In recent years, Islamic finance has been touted as an ethical alternative. A way to escape the haram riba based economy. Some have even presented it as an alternative to financial capitalism. The rationale behind these products is to accommodate the detailed Shariah rulings on trade and many Islamic scholars have endorsed products that Western financial institutes and governments have embraced. Our guest today was an Islamic finance industry insider. Harris Irfan is currently the CEO of Cordoba Capital Markets https://www.ccmkts.com. He has 29 years of investment banking and consulting experience. He was the former co-founder of Deutsche Bank's world-leading Islamic finance team and CEO of Deutsche's Islamic finance subsidiary. He is the Former Global Head of Islamic Finance at Barclays, and then Head of Investment Banking for the Rasmala group. He is also the author of "Heaven's Bankers: Inside the Hidden World of Islamic Finance", the critically acclaimed best-seller about the Islamic finance industry.

Russia Adopts Islamic Banking for Muslim Regions!

The use of ChatGPT or generative AI has opened up seemingly limitless opportunities for the Islamic banking industry. Khaled Berjawi, Azentio Software's head of product management of banking and capital markets, shares how the technology is reshaping the sector and weighs on the advantages as well as drawbacks. 

Hosts: Sveta and Ben Banerjee. Topic: The Ripple Effect of Alserkal Guest: Maher Al Kaabi Join us for a deep dive into the visionary world of Maher Al Kaabi, a seasoned leader with over 30 years of banking and IT industry expertise. As an advisory luminary to Al Serkal Group, co-founder of Blink, and board member of several thriving startups, Maher is the guiding force behind numerous prosperous enterprises. In this episode, Maher shares his deep knowledge in Islamic banking, risk management, finance, operations, technology, and business development, offering insights into the generation and utilization of data sets and emerging technologies. Learn about his integral role as the Group Head of Islamic Banking at Emirates National Bank of Dubai, where he pioneered the development of innovative Shariah-compliant products. We'll also touch on his tenure as the Chief Risk Officer at Dubai Bank, where he established a comprehensive risk management framework. Maher's unique approach to digital transitions, future technologies, circular economy, and the sustainability of family businesses is nothing short of revolutionary. Don't miss this opportunity to gain insights from a man who embodies leadership, innovation, and strategic acumen. Tune in!

The latest in the LFP's coverage of Fintech in geographical regions and this fascinating balance between the bottom-up and the top-down, between localisation and globalisation of Fintech. As always when covering vast territories containing many nations,  “regions” contain widely differing conditions, not least of which background of FS  structure and infrastructure in the first place. Said, a partner at Global Ventures, is well-placed to give us a tour d'horizon as not just is his day job being a VC specialising in the region but he was previously a CEO, COO and consultant so he is someone who really understands business in the round as well as being born in Jordan and living in Dubai. Topics discussed include: working on a bid for Liverpool Football Club valuing football clubs intangibles and goodwill Said's career journey the Japanese spiral staircase model of career progression where is the Middle East/MENA? Where does it end? geography versus practicality from an investment perspective – the latter often including Turkey and Pakistan eg which is a long way away, whilst eg not including Iran general background to the region/subregions 2022 Tech space VC funding was ~$3.2bn of which just under $1bn went into Fintech historically roots in Levant and Egypt where the older tech companies were born cross-border as an ancient background 400m population in MENA of which 100m in Egypt early stage companies often focus on Egypt/Saudi/UAE as their heartland Etihad and Emirates as GCC exemplars of quality the relevance of geography and historical trading patterns general needs across the region and how they vary Fintech in the GCC trends in the subtypes of Fintech affinity to partner with Fintechs to lower cost to serve GV's Fintech in MENA 2020 Report (main bones of which still apply) when did Fintech take off in the region? a VC community per se in the region emerged roughly 2010 onwards some key regional Fintechs Fintech in the Levant and North America what leads to differences key exemplars the development of Fintech in North Africa is further ahead the further east Fintech and Islamic Banking – some Fintechs offer one or the other or both going forwards unique opportuniti9es in the region and “leapfrogging” shoutouts for Global Ventures what GV are looking for in terms of founders And much much more

Omar Mansur, Managing Director APAC, Codebase TechnologiesHalf of the population over the age of 15 in countries in the Organisation of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) do not have a bank account. That's a serious drag on potential economic development and growth. What needs to be done? Robin Amlôt of IBS Intelligence speaks to Omar Mansur, Managing Director APAC for Codebase Technologies.

Feiertage sind prädestiniert dafür über den Tellerrand zu blicken, sich etwa anzuschauen wie Islam, Geld und Wohlstand zusammenpassen. So lautet auch der Titel des neuen Buches des auf muslimische Kunden spezialisierten Vermögensberaters Michael Gassner, Mitglied des Scharia-Beirats der Bosna Bank International in Sarajevo. In seinem neuen Buch „Islam, Geld und Wohlstand“ und in der aktuellen Folge der GELDMEISTERIN erläutert der Finanzexperte die Feinheiten des islamischen Finanzwesens. Weshalb im islamischen Finanzwesen die Inflation nicht so stark zuschlägt, Anleihen kein Thema sind und Islamic Banking auch für Andersgläubige Sinn macht. Eine Aussage von ihm, die mich wirklich beschäftigt ist sein Unverständnis, warum man in Europa immer noch so stark an Geldwerten festhält, wo man doch historisch schon mehrere Hyperinflationen erlebt hat. Mehr hierzu und zur muslimischen Haltung zu Vermögen, Schulden und Finanzplanung in der aktuellen Folge der GELDMEISTERIN. Viel Hörvergnügen und danke, dass ihr der GELDMEISTERIN 2022 so viele Stunden Eure Aufmerksamtkeit geschenkt habt. Ich hofffe wir hören uns auch 2023. Gesundheit, Frieden, Freude und viel Anlageerfolg 2023 wünsch der Podcast-Host der GELDMEISTERIN, BÖRSENMINUTE und von AUF TRAB Julia Kistner Und wenn Euch diese Folge der GELDMEISTERIN gefallen hat würde ich mich freuen, wenn Ihr sie auf einer Podcastplattform Eurer Wahl, auf YouTube oder Spotify liken oder kommentieren, bzw. den Podcast gratis abonnieren würdet. Damit würdet ihr meine Reichweite unterstützen. Vielen herzlichen Dank dafür! Die GELDMEISTERIN hat auch eine eigene Facebook- und LinkedIn-Gruppe. Rechtlicher Hinweis: Das sind keinesfalls Empfehlungen, sondern nur meine persönlichen Gedanken. Die Autorin übernimmt keinerlei Haftung die daraus erwächst, dass man entsprechend Ihrer Medienbeiträge Investments tätigt. Musik- & Soundrechte: https://www.geldmeisterin.com/index.php/musik-und-soundrechte/ #IslamicBanking #Investment #MichaelGassner #Scharia #Zinsen #Anleihen #Aktien #Dollar #Kapitalmärkte #Jahrgänge #Portfolio #GELDMEISTERIN #Renditen #investieren #muslimisch #BosnaBank #IslamGeldundWohlstand #islamisch #Finanzwesen #Gold #Geld #Cash #Kredite #Immobilien #Europa Foto: Michael Gassner --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/geldmeisterin/message

Meine Lieblingsente feiert bereits ihren 75. Geburtstag und sitzt immer noch auf seinem Geldspeicher. Was ich von Dagobert in punkto Geldanlage früh gelernt habe: Wer den Kreuzer nicht ehrt ist des Talers nicht wert und so habe mich schon in jungen Jahren auf das Pfand von zurückgelassen Leerflaschen spezialisiert. Das Vermögen des reichsten Erpel der Welt beläuft sich auf geschätzte zehn Pimpillionen, 83 Fanstastilliarden, 487 Tripstillionen und 16 Kreuzer. Niemand weiß es so genau, denn nachdem Dagobert auf seinem Geld sitzt und keine Transaktionen tätigt, scheint Dagobert auch in keinen Formularen der Finanzaufsichtsbehörde SEC auf. Leider nehmen wir Deutschen, Österreicher und Schweizer uns Dagobert zum Investoren-Vorbild. Dabei würde die Ente aus Florida selbst dringend Finanzbildung benötigen. Das Geld im Speicher vergammeln und es nicht für sich arbeiten zu lassen ist reine Geldvernichtung. Nehmen wir an, Dagobert hätte seine Fantastilliarden, auf Euro umgerechnet fünf Milliarden Euro auch nur mit durchschnittlich vier Prozent Ertrag pro Jahr am Aktienmarkt veranlagt, dann hätte er in sieben Jahre es immerhin zu 6,58 Milliarden Euro gebracht. Nicht nur Dagobert, auch die deutschsprachigen Anlegerinnen horten viel zu viel Bargeld. Deshalb trifft sie die Inflation mit voller Wucht. Das macht das islamische Finanzwesen schon geschickter. Hier schreibt die Religion vor, dass man das Geld nicht horten, sondern damit neue Werte schaffen, in Sachwerte wie Aktien oder Immobilien und nicht in Geldwerte investieren soll. Der Cashbestand darf den Jahresbedarf nicht überschreiten, auch Schulden zu machen sei ein Tabu. Mehr zu Islamic Banking in einer der nächsten Folgen der GELDMEISTERIN. Zurück zu Disney und der Jubliäumsausgabe zu Dagobert Ducks rundem Geburtstag. Hier erfährt man, dass Dagobert im Gegensatz zu seinen Großneffen kein Freund von Krypto, sprich virtuellen Talern ist. Kann ich versehen: In digitalen Speichern kann man nur schwer ein Geldbad nehmen ... Wenn Euch diese Podcastfolge der Boersenminute gefallen hat, dann abonniert die BÖRSENMINUTE und die GELDMEISTERIN doch gratis auf Eurer Podcastplattform Eurer Wahl oder auf YouTube, um keine weitere Folge mehr zu verpassen. Damit unterstützt ihr mich automatisch beim Podcast-Ranking. Vielen Dank! Auch gibt es eine LinkedIn- und Facebook-Gruppe GELDMEISTERIN, in die ich Euch sehr gerne einlade. Rechtlicher Hinweis: Für Verluste, die aufgrund von getroffenen Aussagen entstehen, übernimmt die Autorin, Julia Kistner keine Haftung. Denn handelt sich weder um eine Steuer-, Rechts- noch Finanzberatung, sondern nur um die persönliche Meinung der Autorin. #Börse #DagobertDuck #Anleger #Zinsen #investieren #Geldhorten #podcast #börsenminute #Vermögen #SEC #Geldwerte #Sachwerte #Immobilien #Aktien #Dividende #Disney #Jubiläum

The Islamic Banking landscape is competitive in Malaysia with 16 players, so is growth for Malaysia's largest Islamic Bank overseas an acquisition? Dato' Rafique Merican, CEO of Maybank Islamic answers that question whilst also telling us if their plans for a separate listing are on track.

The Islamic Banking landscape is competitive in Malaysia with 16 players, so is growth for Malaysia's largest Islamic Bank overseas an acquisition? Dato' Rafique Merican, CEO of Maybank Islamic answers that question whilst also telling us if their plans for a separate listing are on track.

Welcome to our new season. In this 4th season, we talk about the Digital Economy and its key building blocks. In this first episode, we share our thoughts and personal interactions with technology that is shaping how we do business, engage in commerce and consume goods and services. With a bit of light humour, we try to make some sense of it all. Make sure you get yourself a nice cup of coffee before you start. Episode references:  - Qur'an 59:7 "... so that it may not circulate only between the rich among you". - The Messenger of Allah (ﷺ) said, "If a son of Adam were to own a valley full of gold, he would desire to have two. Nothing can fill his mouth except the earth (of the grave). Allah turns with mercy to him who turns to Him in repentance". (Al-Bukhari and Muslim). - The 3 Pillars of Islamic Economy - The Shepherds modeEpisode link: https://www.islamicfinancepodcast.com/blog/3 - Coffeezilla, the YouTuber Exposing Crypto ScamsChannel: https://www.youtube.com/c/Coffeezilla Podcast Hosted by Almir Colan - Links > https://www.almircolan.com/links Podcast Links > https://www.islamicfinancepodcast.com/links Don't forget to rate our podcast *5 stars* wherever you listen to us! --- Links --- Join Islamic Finance Podcast Telegram Channel & Group Chat *Official Channel (announcements, episode updates, reminders) Join here: https://t.me/IslamicFinancePodcast *Group Chat (Chat is a space to discuss all things related to Islamic finance) Chat link: https://t.me/joinchat/8OiQRcWzbe9iMmZl Almir's Youtube channel available at https://www.youtube.com/almircolan Connect with us: Be part of the conversation and keep in touch with us to find out about new episodes and other content. Podcast website: www.islamicfinancepodcast.com Social media (Instagram, YouTube, Facebook (public page), Facebook (group), Twitter) links at https://www.islamicfinancepodcast.com/links  

In this interview with the Practical Islamic Finance podcast, Saifedean discusses Bitcoin from an Islamic perspective, and makes the case for why it is more compatible with Islamic Sharia law than government money. Whereas the creation of government money happens through the creation of interest-bearing debt which is forbidden in Islam, the creation of bitcoin is no different than the creation of a market commodity, with a competitive market for its production. Bitcoin's decentralization makes it uniquely different from all other digital currencies because it makes it a free market commodity, and not a tool that allows its issuer control over its users. ResourcesVisit saifedean.com/arabic to download The Bitcoin Standard and Arabic language bitcoin materials for free.Podcast episode The Problem with Interest with Tarek El Diwany for discussion of riba and decentralization in publishing the Koran.Tarek El Diwany's book The Problem with Interest.Podcast episode Islamic Finance and Bitcoin with Safdar Alam for discussion of how modern Islamic Finance “mimics” the fiat system, and is in need for reform.Safdar Alam's Twitter thread on why Islamic banking needs to reform.Safdar Alam's textbook Islamic Banking in Practice.Podcast episode Bitcoin: The Most Islamic Form of Money? with Harris Irfan for discussion of why bitcoin could be the most sharia-compliant form of money.Harris Irfan's book Heaven's Bankers for an exportation of the hidden world of modern Islamic Finance, and blog drawing on its contents.Harris Irfan's article Cryptocurrency and the Future of the Islamic Economy.The Blocksize War by Jonathan Bier for discussion of failed attempts to change the consensus parameters of bitcoin.Keynes: The Man by Murray Rothbard for discussion of the lifestyle and motivations of John Maynard Keynes.See chapter “Bitcoin is Halal” of Bitcoin is Venice for discussion of how bitcoin dramatically reduces the need for debt and encourages a financial system strongly aligned to Islamic principles. Also available as standalone article.The Practical Islamic Finance Podcast.Saifedean's first book, The Bitcoin Standard available in 20 languages.Saifedean's second book, The Fiat Standard available in English, Turkish, Spanish and French.All of Saifedean's podcast episodes are available at saifedean.com/podcastSaifedean on Twitter.

April 9, 2022. In this episode we covered the following:Safdar's experience with Islamic banking includes real examples of mistakes he sawDoes Fatwa Shopping go on in Islamic Banking?What caused Safdar to become disillusioned with Islamic Banking?Why did Safdar lose hope in Islamic Banking?Does Islamic Banking put form over substance?The problem with Sharia boardsAre Sukuk haram?Are "Halal" or "Islamic" mortgages actually halal?Would Safdar use a traditional or Islamic mortgage if he had to buy a home?Hope for Islamic financeWhere do Muslims put their money?Litmus test for products to be truly "Islamic"#islamicfinance #islamicbankingTo view our portfolio or become a member please visit https://practicalislamicfinance.comPIF Offerings:► Follow my investing journey: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/practicalif► Request stock or crypto review: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/practicalif/e/51253► Join the Practical Islamic Finance Discord Community: https://discord.gg/fURkzn9RRM► Sign up for our newsletter at: https://practicalislamicfinance.com► List of PIF reviewed stocks: https://practicalislamicfinance.com/pif-reviewed-stock-list-2/► List of PIF reviewed cryptos: https://practicalislamicfinance.com/pif-reviewed-crypto-list-2/ Affiliates & Promotions:► Follow your crypto investments and file taxes with Cointracker: https://www.cointracker.io/a/rakaan► Track your income, expenses and budget using Truebill: https://truebill.i679.net/c/2193816/616684/10034► Looking for a place to buy stocks in the U.S.? Try M1 Finance for Free using: https://m1finance.8bxp97.net/c/2193816/704943/10646Follow Us on Social Media:►Twitter: https://twitter.com/PracticalIF►Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/practicalislamicfinance►Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/practicalislamicfinance►Email: rakaan@practicalislamicfinance.comDisclaimer: Anything you hear in this podcast is an opinion. It is not to be considered personalized financial advice. Make sure you do your own due diligence before making any investment decisions.

As we bring our Islamic Finance series to an end we explore challenges to the growth of Islamic Finance and how innovation and technology in this space could change the sector as we know it.

In this episode, IFN Managing Editor Vineeta Tan sits down with Muneer Khan, a partner and the regional head for the Middle East at award-winning law firm Simmons and Simmons, to understand how Islamic fintech deals and the Shariah fintech sector are adapting to a rapidly changing world triggered by the global pandemic.

More and more, we are seeing Sukuk issuers and Islamic finance transactions featuring green and sustainability elements in Malaysia and around the world. Azman Othman Luk and Kelvin Loh of Rahmat Lim & Partners discuss with IFN's Nessreen Tamano what can be expected in this area.

There is an area of opportunity within the Indonesian Islamic finance and banking sector for Islamic fintechs to bridge the gap between technology and Shariah finance, that ALAMI has pinned its focus on. Dima Djani, the CEO of the Shariah peer-to-peer platform, joins IFN's Nessreen Tamano in a podcast episode to discuss the work needed in this area.

Crypto cop!!!! On this week's episode of “Bit About Crypto”, our guest is Jay Hochstein who has had a circuitous path through and to crypto currency.  With a masters degree in “Islamic Banking and Finance”—A real degree.  Who get that degree? …anyhow, back to jay….. He was a an economist for the department of defense in the “counter threat group.” In Afghanistan hunting the bad guys.   Then he moved to Cyber Finance Intelligence for one of the world's largest banks (Deutsche Bank)… And now he is a worldwide compliance officer for a bank today….hear his story how Jay has seen all sides of cyber-crime as it relates to crypto currency.  David James (The Job Whisperer) and his co-host Dave Hampton (The Robo Recruiter) get schooled by Jay on how future crime is committed.  Please give a listen, subscribe and like!!!  

As Hejaz Financial Services gears up to launch Australia's first fully-fledged Islamic bank pending an official licence from the regulator, its COO Muzzammil Dhedy speaks to IFN's Nessreen Tamano about the current status of Islamic finance and banking in the country.

DLA Piper's Paul McViety and Sohail Ali share their thoughts with IFN'S Nessreen Tamano on how well the global Islamic finance industry responded to the pandemic, as well as the opportunities the industry can take to hold a position of global significance.

The Iran Fara Bourse's Structured Financial Product Market Manager Neda Bashiri and Strategy Director Mahsa Tavakoli speak to IFN's Nessreen Tamano about the upcoming products and initiatives in the Iranian capital market.  

Raheel Iqbal, the managing partner and global product head at Codebase Technologies, speaks to IFN's Nessreen Tamano about the challenges Islamic financial institutions have moving into the digital banking space.

In this episode, we speak to Ahmad Shahriman Mohd Shariff, CEO of CIMB Islamic to learn how Malaysian Islamic banks are coping with the fallout of the pandemic, a sovereign credit rating downgrade and what to expect for 2021.

Understandably, it has been a volatile year driven by a variety of factor, most significant of all, the COVID-19 pandemic. So how have these impacted the performance of Sukuk? And what can we expect moving into the new year? Khoo Poh Sim, the head of global Sukuk at BNP Paribas Asset Management Najmah Malaysia, joins IFN Managing Editor Vineeta Tan on the show to share her thoughts.

Vineeta Tan speaks to the Dean Gillespie, the CEO of Islamic banking start-up Islamic Bank of Australia, to canvass the landscape and ask when can we expect to see Australia's first fully-fledged Islamic bank?

“The cure for confusion is simply to ask,” said the Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him). In the Islam FAQ, Shaykh Faraz Rabbani and other SeekersGuidance scholars give clear, reliable answers to common questions that people ask about Islam–on faith, worship, spirituality, social issues, halal and haram, and a wide range of practical issues […] The post 19- Is there Islamic banking the West?Islam FAQ: Clear Reliable Answers to Common Questions -Shaykh Faraz Rabbani appeared first on SeekersGuidance.