NVIF117 Islamic Economics and Capital Markets

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Duration 1 hour 19 mins

Non-SIDC Approved

Trainer Helmi (click for profile)

Summary Underlying Islamic finance is a set of principles on economics and commerce which are unique to Islam. Knowledge of these principles is vital in forming a solid understanding of the Islamic financing structures and related contracts.

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Expiry Date Thirty (30) days from enrolment or upon completion of the course, whichever is later


Course Content

Section 1: Explain the criteria that will determine Shariah compliance
1.1 History of Islam and the stages of life
1.2 Shariah and Islamic economics
1.3 Types of markets and factors of production
1.4 Real economy, monetary economy and money
1.5 Capital markets and judicial structure
Section 2: Describe the characteristics of Islamic capital market products (Part 1)
2.1 Risk and reward, trade and interest, and uncertainty
2.2 Gambling, unlawful activities and commingling
2.3 Undertaking, secured financing and sale-and-buyback
Section 3: Describe the characteristics of Islamic capital market products (Part 2)
3.1 Fixed and variable rates, downpayment and options
Section 4: Assessment
4.1 Summary
4.2 Quiz 1 Quiz
Lesson Content
NVIF117 Evaluation