Demand for and Supply of Mark-up and PLS Funds in Islamic Banking: Some Alternative Explanations

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Year
1996
Country
Saudi Arabia
Language
English
Abstract

The author discusses profit and loss-sharing (PLS) and mark-up principles of Islamic financing, and provides explanations to the inflated use of mark-up at the expense of PLS in the operations of Islamic banks. Furthermore, the author aims to explore the ways and means to increase the Islamic banks’ supply of funds on PLS basis.

URL
http://www.irti.org/English/Research/Documents/IES/139.pdf
English
ISSN/ISBN
1319-1616
No. of Pages
pp. 39-77
Number
1
Volume
3
Select type of work
Articles
Name of the Journal
Islamic Economic Studies
Author(s)
Khan, Tariqullah
CIS Program Old
Islamic Finance
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No
CIS Thesis
No