Emmirati Performance in the Islamic Banking

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ABSTRACT

Modern Islamic banking has developed around two main families of financial products (note that according available statistics on the subject, the first family of products represents a predominant part in the activities Islamic financial institutions. The rationale for an Islamic financial system, like that a financial system "classic", is the mobilization of resources Financial and their allocation among various investment projects. However, if the objectives converge, the principles governing functioning of Islamic financial system are fundamental tally different from the mind of finance "conventional". An Islamic financial system revolves around mechanisms institutions and products must comply with all philosophical principles issued by the Koran. From the perspective of modern finance, the prohibition of riba (rate interest) is, on paper, the main difference between finance Islamic and conventional finance. But this is not the only point divergence.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTii

DECLARATIONiii

ABSTRACTiv

CHAPTER 1: INTRODUCTION1

Background1

Rationale1

Theoretical framework1

Research Questions2

CHAPTER 2: LITERATURE REVIEW3

Emiratisation factors3

Financial crisis and Emiratisation in private sectors3

UAE nationals and foreigners work attitude4

Strategies Emeratisation4

CHAPTER 3: METHODOLOGY5

Research Design5

Literature Search5

CHAPTER 4: ANTICIPATED RESULTS7

CHAPTER 6: CONCLUSION8

REFERENCES10

CHAPTER 1: INTRODUCTION

Background

It took until 1975 to see happen on the international scene the idea of an Islamic bank. These institutions have emerged as a form new and original bank. From their appearance, Islamic banks have sought to establish itself in several regions of the world, in both countries Islamic only in major financial centers of the West and elsewhere. You should know that their appearance was favored by a desire for rebirth of Islam. The East-West conflicts coming to an end, sought to Muslim unity strengthen its position internationally. (Christopher 2006, 299)

Rationale

Financial services in particular to investment banking are characterized by occupational structure and distinct product markets. Combined with these characteristics, the ubiquitous natures of salaries provide financial services sector well empirical investigation of the determinants of pay. The sector of financial services is exceptional in bonus salaries. The sector is characterized by salaries and bonuses of employees are paid close to universal access to high level.

Theoretical framework

The impact of restructuring in economy of the United Arab Emirates (UAE) will be limited and easy to use, but is expected to have important implications for the financial system. Although the UAE economy has been slowed its growth due to global crisis, both external and fiscal accounts are at record levels surplus and the growth prospects for the coming years are optimistic.

Research Questions

1. What are the factors that affect Emiratisation?

2. How the financial crises and economic failure did affect Emiratisation?

3. How does Emiratisation perform in private sectors? ...