Corporate Governance Of Islamic Banks In Malaysia
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Corporate Governance Of Islamic Banks In Malaysia
Author: Aishath Muneeza
Publisher: Dar Al Wahi
ISBN: 9789830653402
Year: 2013
Pages: 104pp
Weight: 0.250kg
Price: RM18
There is no ready made definition for corporate governance. Some view corporate governance as an indescribable term like love and happiness, the nature of it is easy to understand, but difficult to describe in words. Islamically aligned corporate governance principles that apply to Islamic banking are dubbed as Shari'ah corporate governance.
Corporate governance is essential to achieve optimal performance of any company. Without good corporate governance principles, a company could be described as a boat without a rudder; which has no mission and vision to achieve.
This book would provide a clear picture of the differences between the corporate governance principles applicable to Islamic banks and conventional corporations; the legal rules and legislations on corporate governance applicable to Islamic banks in Malaysia. There would also be analysis on the conflicts facing corporate governance of Islamic banks in Malaysia. This book would exclusively focus on the board and management structure of Islamic banks.
Author: Aishath Muneeza
Publisher: Dar Al Wahi
ISBN: 9789830653402
Year: 2013
Pages: 104pp
Weight: 0.250kg
Price: RM18
There is no ready made definition for corporate governance. Some view corporate governance as an indescribable term like love and happiness, the nature of it is easy to understand, but difficult to describe in words. Islamically aligned corporate governance principles that apply to Islamic banking are dubbed as Shari'ah corporate governance.
Corporate governance is essential to achieve optimal performance of any company. Without good corporate governance principles, a company could be described as a boat without a rudder; which has no mission and vision to achieve.
This book would provide a clear picture of the differences between the corporate governance principles applicable to Islamic banks and conventional corporations; the legal rules and legislations on corporate governance applicable to Islamic banks in Malaysia. There would also be analysis on the conflicts facing corporate governance of Islamic banks in Malaysia. This book would exclusively focus on the board and management structure of Islamic banks.
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