Yazan Abu Sa'd

Strategy of Islamic Banks: a Case of a Jordanian Bank Yazan Abu Sa'd

In today's world, and after the several failings of conventional banks, people look at the banking institution from a skeptical perspective. The Concept of Islamic Banking has been for long a well-known option for Muslims, but a largely anonymous alternative for conventional banking in the non-Muslim world. Several laureates and well established economists have reiterated concepts used in Islamic Banking as being better shielded against the risks undertaken by conventional banks. The book at hand tries to shed a light on the concepts of Islamic banks and the corporate strategy of Islamic banks for people who would like to learn more about the ideology of Islamic Banks as compared to the ideology of conventional banking. Furthermore, this book attempts to prove the differences between Islamic banks and conventional banks from a corporate strategy point of view. This read will deliver for professionals and any interested reader as it is written in simple terms rather than ambiguous business specific terminology.