1. TEAM LEADER: MOHD HALIM KADRI
PROFILES OF ISLAMIC FINANCING MODELS BY ISLAMIC FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS IN MALAYSIA ©
TEAM LEADER: MOHD HALIM KADRI
Abstract
Malaysian Islamic financial system offers a variety of Islamic financing products through the establishment of a number of Islamic financial institutions (IFIs) since The customers are able to select not only the financing products but also the IFIs that offer the financing products. The purpose of this product is to profile Islamic financing models applied by IFIs in Malaysia as of 31 December In achieving this objective, annual reports of eighteen IFIs are selected and examined. The results of examination show that majority of IFIs prefer to provide cost-plus based financing including murabahah and BBA. It is evidenced by 83.33% of money have been disbursed by IFIs in 2015 out of their total financing disbursement for that purpose. It was also found that only 5.32% of money were utilised for musharakah based financing and less than 1% for mudharabah financing. The results added to existing literature in the area of Islamic banking, finance and accounting. It also guides the Islamic bankers as well as future researchers on the direction of IFIs and their financing products in future.
Objective:
To provide profiles of Islamic financing models practiced by Islamic financial institutions in Malaysia.
Novelty and specialty:
The product is the first of its kind in Malaysia. It is updateable from time to time.
Commercialization potential:
The product (book) is ready for sale.
Benefits to society:
It helps (1) students and lecturers in learning and teaching, (2) users of IFIs’ financing product to find the suitable financier, (3) bankers and researchers on future direction of financing products in future.
Other information:
Research on this has attracted 303 readers in Researchgate.net
Output:
Conference paper
Book
Results
Islamic Financing Products
RM (Billion)
Percentage 1.
Murabahah (MRB)
176.0
36.59 2.
Bai Bithaman Ajil (BBA)
137.8
28.65 3.
Al-Ijarah Thumm al-Bai (AITAB)
66.8
13.89 4.
Tawaruk (TWR)
31.0
6.44 5.
Musharakah (MSR)
25.6
5.32 6.
Ijarah (IJR)
20.0
4.17
Bai al-Inah (BAI)
17.8
3.69 7.
Others (OTH)
6.0
1.25
Total
481.2
100.00
Model
IFM = 36.59MRB BBA AITAB TWR MSR IJR BAI OTH
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