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REGULATIONS & SUPERVISION OF ISLAMIC FINANCE INSTITUTIONS (STRUCTURE…
REGULATIONS & SUPERVISION OF ISLAMIC FINANCE INSTITUTIONS
OVERVIEW OF THE REGULATIONS OF ISLAMIC FINANCE INSTITUTIONS
THE LAWS AND RULES THAT GOVERN WHAT FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS CAN DO, SUCH AS BANKS, BROKERS AND INVESTMENT COMPANIES.
RATIONALE FOR THE REGULATION OF ISLAMIC FINANCE INSTITUTIONS
GENERAL SYSTEMATIC CONSIDERATIONS
PROTECTING DEPOSITORS AND INVESTMENT ACCOUNT HOLDER OF ISLAMIC FINANCE INSTITUTIONS
ENSURING SHARIAH COMPLIANCE TO MAINTAIN PUBLIC CONFIDENT
INTEGRATION OF ISLAMIC FINANCE INSTITUTIONS WITHIN THE INTERNATIONAL FINANCE SYSTEM
UNIQUE CHARACTERISTICS OF THE REGULATIONS OF ISLAMIC FINANCE INSTITUTIONS
INVESTMENT EQUITY AND DISPLACED COMMERCIAL RISK
ADRESS GAPS IN BASEL STANDARDS TO THE TREATMENT OF CAPITAL
RECOMMENDABLE ISLAMIC FINANCE STANDARDS TO COVERS CROSS BORDER SUPERVISION ISSUES
SET PRUDENT CAPITAL ADEQUACY REQUIREMENTS REFLECTING INHERENT ISLAMIC FINANCE RISKS
CAPITAL REGULATIONS
TO PROMOTE FINANCIAL MARKET STABILITY, FORTIFY BANKS AGAINST SHOCKS AND PROTECT INVESTORS AGAINST CONSEQUENTIAL LOSSES
DURING THE EVENT OF INSOLVENCY, DEPOSITORS MAY SUFFER LOSSES ON THE SAVING AND INVESTMENTS
REGULATORY & SUPERVISION AUTHORITIES FOR THE ISLAMIC FINANCE
PRICE STABILITY - MAINTAIN THE VALUE OF MONEY
REAL ECONOMIC STABILITY - MACROECONOMIC
FINANCIAL STABILITY - TO MAINTAIN AN EFFICIENT PAYMENT SYSTEM AND PREVENT FINANCIAL CRISES
STRUCTURE OF MALAYSIAN ISLAMIC FINANCIAL INDUSTRY (MIFI)
ISLAMIC BANKING SYSTEM
ISLAMIC INTER BANK MONEY MARKET
ISLAMIC CAPITAL MARKET
ISLAMIC DEBT MARKET
ISLAMIC EQUITY MARKET
TAKAFUL MARKET
STRENGTHENED INTERNATIONAL SYNERGIES
ACCELERATING DEVELOPMENT OF ISLAMIC FINANCE MARKETS - THIS RESULTED IN A WIDE RANGE OF INNOVATIVE INSTRUMENTS
LIBERALIZATION POLICY - THIS RESULTED IN GREATER FOREIGN INSTITUTIONAL PRESENCE, CROSS-BORDER FINANCIAL FLOWS .
HUMAN RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT
THE BNM ESTABLISHED INTERNATIONAL CENTRE FOR EDUCATION IN SLAMIC FINANCE TO ENSURE THE CONTINUOUS SUPPLY OF TALENT IN ISLAMIC FINANCE
INVITES STUDENTS FROM MORE THAN 60 COUNTRIES )UK, CANADA, FRANCE, JAPAN, KOREA AS WELL AS THE MIDDLE EAST)
SECURITY COMMISSION (SC)
THE MALAYSIAN SECURITIES COMMISSION (SC) WAS ESTABLISHED UNDER THE SECURITIES COMMISION ACT (SCA) 1993
PROMOTE AND MAINTAIN FAIR, EFFICIENT, SECURE AND TRANSPARENT SECURITIES AND FUTURES MARKETS
FACILITATE THE ORDERLY DEVELOPMENT OF AN INNOVATE AND COMPETITIVE CAPITAL MARKET
THE SECURITIES COMMISSION'S REGULATORY FUNCTIONS
APPROVING AUTHORITY FOR CORPORATE BOND ISSUES
THROUGH PROTECTION FOR SUCH INVESTORS
LICNESING AND SUPERVISING ALL LICENSED PERSOND
REGULATING THE TAKE OVER AND MERGERS OF COMPANIES
INTERNATIONAL STANDARDS SETTING ORGANIZATIONS
DO NOT POSSES ANY FORMAL SUPRANATIONAL SUPERVISORY AUTHORITY THROUGH LEGAL FORCE
THEY FORMULATE BROAD SUPERVISORY STANDARDS AND GUIDELINES THAT CAN BE PROPERLY ADAPTED TO SUIT DIFFERENT NATIONAL SYSTEM
ENCOURAGE CONVERGENCE TOWARDS COMMON APPROACHES AND COMMON STANDARDS
THE BASEL COMMITTEE FOR BANKING SUPERVISION (BCBs)
INTERNATIONAL STANDARDS ON CAPITAL ADEQUACY
THE CORE PRINCIPLE FOR EFFECTIVE BANKING SUPERVISION
THE CONCORDAT ON CROSS-BORDER BANKING SUPERVISION
INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF INSURANCE SUPERVISORS (IAIS) OBJECTIVES
PROMOTE THE DEVELOPMENT OF WELL-REGULATED INSURANCE MARKET
CONTRIBUTE TOWARDS GLOBAL FINANCIAL STABILITY
TO MAINTAIN EFFICIENT, FAIR, SAFE AND STABLE INSURANCE MARKETS
ISLAMIC FINANCIAL SERVICES BOARD (IFSB) OBJECTIVES
ENSURE THE SOUNDNESS AND STABILITY OF THE SIALMIC FINANCIAL SERVICES INDUSTRY
INTRODUCING NEW, OR ADAPTING EXISTING AND RECOMMENDABLE INTERNATIONAL STANDARDS CONSISTENT WITH SHARI'AH