Islamic finance qualification launched

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An Islamic finance qualification has been launched by the Lord Mayor of the City of London and developed by the Securities & Investment Institute.

The qualification – developed by the SII and the Ecole Superieure des Affaires (ESA) in the Middle East – will be the first global benchmark examination covering Islamic finance from both a technical product knowledge and a Sharia’a aspect. The exam will be available to candidates via computer based testing with the first public sitting to be held in November 2006 in London and Beirut. It will be a two hour, 100 multiple choice question exam, which tests candidates’ knowledge of the general principles of Islamic finance, contracts, banking activities, financial statements, governance, i...

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