Course description
The statutory corporate governance in Islam witnesses Islamic financial institutions abiding by a set of rules called Islamic law or Shariah. The Shariah governs the bank’s operations and transactions in accordance with Islamic principles derived from the Quran and Hadith. It needs to be reiterated here that Shariah in Islamic banking has a crucial role not only in governing bank transactions and operations but also in monitoring and supervising the roles of all players within the banking system.
In order to respond to the growing need for capacity building in the Islamic Banking and Finance industry, LPC training offers a short training programme for professionals in the banking and finance sector.
Corporate Governance in Islamic Banking and Finance The training programme is conducted under capacity building with its aim to contribute to the development of institutional capacity within the various segments of Islamic finance. It will facilitate further development of Islamic finance as well as deepen participants/institutions knowledge and skills in the respective area.
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Suitability - Who should attend?
Corporate Governance in Islamic Banking and Finance Training course, is ideal for :
- All those employed in banking and financial services;
- All professionals having financial, project management, planning, treasury, and cash management responsibilities;
- All senior and director level managers, and any financial and non-financial professionals that need or wish to learn more about the management of corporate and Islamic finance, and corporate governance.
Outcome / Qualification etc.
By the end of this Corporate Governance in Islamic Banking and Finance training course, participants will be able to:
- Use the financial tools and techniques necessary to create corporate value and shareholder value
- Understand the tools & techniques in Islamic banking and finance
- Understand the essential Investment Vehicles and structure of Islamic financial services
- Identify the working of the Shariah control and compliance systems in an Islamic Financial Institution
- Evaluate the impact of alternative capital structures
- Develop long-term economic planning models and strategies
- Manage Financial Risk
- Understanding the importance and relevance of corporate governance standards for Islamic Financial Institutions
Training Course Content
Day 1
The Framework of Corporate Finance & Capital Investment
- Corporate Finance and its Importance
- The Financial Statements –What do they tell us about financing?
- Long-term & Short-term Financing
- Cost of Equity, Cost of Debt and the Weighted Average Cost of Capital
- Capital Structure Models
- Future Values, Present Values and Discounted Cash Flow (DCF)
- Capital Investment Appraisal Techniques
- Capital Budgeting, Capital Rationing and the Profitability Index (PI)
Day 2
Overview of Islamic Banking & Finance
- The Growth of the Islamic Finance Industry
- Fundamentals of Islamic Banking and Finance
- Shariah and Fiqh Principles
- Takaful And Islamic Wealth Management
- Islamic Banking Financial Instruments
- Islamic Investment, especially Sukuks
- Regulatory Environment of Islamic Banking
- The Global Standing of the Islamic Capital Market
Day 3
Sharia 'a Fundamentals in Islamic Banking
- Definition of Sharia’a and Its Salient Characteristics
- Sources of Sharia’a
- Ethics in Sharia'a -Compliant Business and Finance
- Major Sharia’a Prohibitions and Principles and their Implications
- Shariah Compliance Risks in Islamic Banking
- Sharia’a Supervisory Board (SSB)
- Corporate and Sharia’a Governance
- Shariah Audit and Legal Issues in Islamic Finance
Day 4
Financial Planning and Financial Risk in Islamic Financial Services
- Long-term Financial Plans to Determine Funding Requirements
- Financial Techniques Applied by Islamic Banks
- Financial Planning Models
- Identify Types of Risk in Your Organization
- Credit Risk in Islamic Banking and Finance
- Liquidity Risk in Islamic Financial Products
- Financial Risk Management and Behavioural Finance
- Risk Management Process in Islamic Financial Services
Day 5
Corporate Governance in Islamic banking
- Elements of Corporate Governance in Islamic Banking
- Governance Structures
- Responsibilities of the Board of Directors and the Role of Non-executive
- Disclosure and Transparency
- The roles of Auditors and Directors
- The Need for Corporate Governance and Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR)
- Nomination, Remuneration and Internal Audit Committees
- Corporate Governance Reporting in The Annual Report and Accounts
- Design Report
- Design Evaluations and Assessments
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