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Module Contents
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Module 1 Islam and Islamic Banking |
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Module 2 Islamic Banking Principles |
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Module 3 Balance Sheet Analysis of Islamic Banks |
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Module 4 Murabaha Cost-plus Financing Contract |
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Module 5 Mudaraba-Tier One and Tier Two Contracts |
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Module 6 Musharaka Contract |
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Module 7 Ijara and Ijara-Wa- Iktina Contracts |
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Module 8 Istisna'a and Parallel Istisna'a Contracts |
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Module 9 Salam Contract |
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Module 10 Survey of the Islamic Instruments |
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Module 11 Strategic Issues faced by Islamic Banks |
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Module 12 Risk Management for Islamic Banks |
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Module 13 Liquidity Management Issues for Islamic Banks |
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Module 14 Liability Management Issues for Islamic Banks |
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Module 15 Asset Management Issues for Islamic Banks |
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Module 16 Islamic Treasury Management |
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Module 17 Islamic Capital Markets |
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Module 18 Islamic Securitisation |
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Participants can choose between two possible Training Routes for the course delivery.
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Training Route One
Training Route One consists of a series of courses ranging from 1 to 5 days in duration. The course contents are listed below. You simply let the Course Director know which course you require.
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Training Route Two
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Training Route Two provides a more flexible system of choice where the participants can choose from the variety of modules listed above and create their own training programme, based on their own requirements. The participants simply choose the modules they are most interested in and the Course Director puts them together to make up the programme.
For both Training Route One and Training Route Two, the emphasis is on case studies, practical exercises and real world applications.
Both training routes are taught at your own institution enabling any preferences you have to be built into the course programme.
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