Islamic banking and finance in the European Union : a challenge

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Contents: Preface Glossary Introduction, M. Fahim Khan and Mario Porzio PART I: HISTORICAL BACKGROUND 1. From the Poor to the Merchant, Umberto Santarelli PART II: ISLAMIC BANKING BUSINESS 2. Islamic Operation for the Provision and Management of Savings: The Client-Partner Model, Gian Maria Piccinelli 3. Islamic Finance: Personal and Enterprise Banking, Frank Vogel 4. Islamic Banking in Europe, M. Fahim Khan 5. Islamic Finance and Ethics: Some Points of Reconsideration, Valentino Cattelan PART III: THE CHALLENGE 6. Islamic Banking vs. Conventional Banking, Claudio Porzio 7. The Islamic Banking: A Challenge for the Basle Capital Accord, Elisabetta Montanaro 8. Investing with Values: Ethical Investments versus Islamic Investments, Celia De Anca 9. The Islamic Banking and the Freedom of Religion: Suggestions from US Debate, Gabriella Gimigliano 10. The Remuneration of Sight Accounts and the Feasible Competition between Islamic and Western Systems, Gennaro Rotondo PART IV: RESPONSE FROM THE EUROPEAN COUNTRIES: ENGLISH, FRENCH, GERMAN AND ITALIAN EXPERIENCES 11. The French Licensing Authority Faced with the Globalisation of Islamic Finance: A Flexible Position, Christophe Arnaud 12. The German Banking Supervision and its Relationship to Islamic Banks, Johannes Engels 13. Islamic Banking and Prudential Supervision in Italy, Luigi Donato and Maria Alessandra Freni 14. Islamic Banking: Impression of an Italian Jurist, Pietro Abbadessa 15. Islamic Banking in the United Kingdom, Rodney Wilson 16. The Rib? Prohibition and Payment Institutions, Vittorio Santoro

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