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FINANCIAL SYSTEM, FINANCIAL DEVELOPMENT AND FIRM SURVIVAL:
PERSPECTIVES FROM TURKISH FINANCIAL SYSTEM AND GLOBALIZATION©2019 Edited Collection -
German Banking Structure, Pricing and Competition
Implications and International Policy Perspectives©2009 Thesis -
On the Persistence of Relationship Banking within a Bank-Based Financial System
Post-Crisis Evidence from German SMEs©2020 Thesis -
New Trends in Banking and Finance
©2019 Edited Collection -
Creating and Governing an Integrated Market for Retail Banking Services in Europe
A Conceptual-Empirical Study of the Role of Regulation in Promoting a Single Euro Payments Area©2011 Thesis -
The (Near) Future of Central Bank Digital Currencies
Risks and Opportunities for the Global Economy and Society©2021 Edited Collection -
Determinants of Foreign Direct Investment in Emerging Markets
An Empirical Study of FDI Flows from Germany and its Banking Sector©2005 Thesis -
Finance, FinTech, and Crowdfunding in Islam
ISSN: 2572-7435
Our second collaboration with the BIT-AMENA (University of California, Berkeley iTechpreneurship in Asia, Middle East, and North Africa) Center for Building Innovation Economies, this series focuses on how a financial system is comprised of different subsystems—such as the banking system, financial markets, capital markets, insurance, and derivatives—which are underpinned by legal and commercial infrastructure. When compared to the conventional system, the Islamic financial system has two distinct features: first, the prohibition of riba (interest), which eliminates the possibility of debt and of leveraging within the financial system, and second, the promotion of risk-sharing, facilitated through modes of transaction designed for investors to share the risks and rewards of investment on a more equitable basis. As such, the Islamic financial system is based on a banking system that operates without a debt economy, and instead promotes the financing of the real economy. Researchers have argued that an active and vibrant market of securitized assets, which has some resemblance to the conventional asset-based debt market, replaces the debt market and behaves and operates differently. We will subsequently examine the vital role that the stock market plays within a risk-sharing economy.
1 publications
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The Global Financial Crisis and Educational Restructuring
©2015 Textbook -
Cryptocurrency in all Aspects
©2019 Edited Collection -
Money Matters
Some Puzzles, Anomalies and Crises in the Standard Macroeconomic Model©2017 Monographs -
Tax Secrecy and Tax Transparency
The Relevance of Confidentiality in Tax Law- Part 1 and 2©2014 Conference proceedings -
Approaches to Teaching LGBT Literature
©2018 Monographs