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Updated: Thursday, November 20 2008
AAOIFI, Path Solutions, iMal, AAOIFI certifies Path Solutions' iMAL
By: Staff Writer
Technology

AAOIFI Certification covers the iMAL modules, business processes, contracts, Islamic accounting principles, implications and behaviour.

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OTHER TOP STORIES

» Central Bank of Bahrain calls on banks to raise deposit guarantee
» Dresdner Bank opens subsidiary in Dubai
» IIFM in global Islamic capital and money market development initiative
» UAE mortgage lender Amlak puts temporary half on home loans
» First Gulf Bank in share buyback
» Al Hilal and Visa in new deal
» Finance Islamique France a first for French Muslims
» Kuwait Investment Authority to set up long-term investment portfolio
» DIFX becomes Nasdaq Dubai, launches new contracts
» Saudi Hollandi Bank implements e-DMZ security
FEATURES & ANALYSIS
Preventing a run on the bank
Retail banking security has gone through a difficult patch in recent months and the solution, according to Martin Dolan of CR2, is to involve the customer in fraud detection, lest poor fraud control leads to a run on the banking system.
Solar industry – Stormy weather will give way to sunnier periods
Renewable energy, recession or not, is all the rage and in the power-hungry Middle East, especially the UAE - with the world’s largest carbon footprint, needs to be seen to be leading the way with innovative ways to produce cheap, clean, energy. This report by Bank Sarasin takes a look what solar energy has to offer the region, the technology and what the future holds
Tasneed-Securitisation the Islamic way
Rasameel Structured Finance , a Kuwait - based Islamic structured finance firm explains how securitisation can help solving the current disaster of Financial Crisis which is affecting the world's capital markets.
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OTHER TOP STORIES
Investment Banking

»Union Brokerage recognised on NASDAQ Dubai as a General Clearing Member
»Gulf Bank total losses reach $1.38 billion
Wealth Management

»Dresdner Bank opens subsidiary in Dubai
»World’s biggest companies failing on human rights, climate change and environment
Alternative Investments

»Zero-carbon city initiative from Abu Dhabi in UK to talk to investors
»Amlak, Barwa and Landmark in Qatar real estate JV
Retail Banking

»Al Hilal and Visa in new deal
»Steve Mullins steps down as CEO of National Bank of Fujairah
Islamic Finance

»IIFM in global Islamic capital and money market development initiative
»UAE mortgage lender Amlak puts temporary half on home loans
Markets/ Commodities/ Forex

»First Gulf Bank in share buyback
»DIFX becomes Nasdaq Dubai, launches new contracts
Commercial Banking

»Doha Bank in Korea move
»EMEA non-financial corporates liquidity a near-term challenge says Moody’s
Insurance

»Euromena invests $6 million in Chedid Capital Holding
»DIFC posts Insolvency Law for public consultation
Technology

»AAOIFI certifies Path Solutions' iMAL
»Saudi Hollandi Bank implements e-DMZ security
Results

»ISKAN maintains profitability in Q3 despite market turmoil
»International Investment Bank (IIB) sees net income down to $12 million
Blog of the week

Revolution, evolution or delusion?
If a new era is upon us, then bring forth those who will not shy away from the task at hand or bury their heads on the proverbial sand. One would hope that whoever is tasked with cleaning up the mess will have the courage of their convictions, according to Mike Gallagher.

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