Global Learning for Operational Leaders
Introduction
Course overview
Islamic finance has grown into a significant part of the global financial system, serving banks, corporates, governments and investors who require financial solutions consistent with Shariah principles. Understanding how these products work, and how they differ from conventional finance, is increasingly important for finance professionals in many markets.
This Islamic Finance training course explains the core principles of Islamic commercial law and the main contract types used in Islamic banking, investment and capital markets. Participants examine murabaha, ijara, musharaka, mudaraba, salam, istisna and sukuk structures, with practical examples of how each is used to finance trade, assets, projects and working capital.
The course also covers governance, risk management and accounting considerations, including the role of Shariah supervisory boards and the main reporting standards applied to Islamic financial transactions.