Financial Undertakings, Rules, and the Internal Market Framework: Challenges and Opportunities

Gimigliano, Gabriella

doi:10.1007/978-3-030-04094-9_2

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“…This makes EU regulations an ideal framework to use for accommodation. Gimigliano (2019) has also outlined in detail why and how the EU framework could be leveraged to become a regulatory framework for Islamic finance across the European region. This could at least set a basic regulatory framework for Islamic finance, which each area could build upon.…”

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The state of Islamic finance in Europe

Baig,

Muneeza,

Hassan

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Islamic Finance in Eurasia

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The state of Islamic finance in Europe

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Muneeza,

Hassan

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Islamic Finance in Eurasia

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The Role of Participation Banks in Inclusion of Immigrant Entrepreneurs in the Game

Arun

Okun

2020

Advances in Educational Marketing, Administration, and Leadership

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The cultural context of entrepreneurs is related to business type or funding choices. Conversely, economic systems shape the context of entrepreneurship by proving not only resources but also cultural accounts. From this point of view, for migrant entrepreneurs, economic institutions are primarily cultural toolkits that influence entrepreneurial action from a religious perspective. Participating banking is a new and cultural-based funding option. Migrant entrepreneurship has been researched from a Western perspective. However, interest is considered an unacceptable way of acquiring money in many religious theories and views. The aim of this chapter is to show that entrepreneurs' cultural factors are antecedents of the source of capital, for example, new ways of banking systems coherent with entrepreneurs' cultural views and facilitating entrepreneurship or start-up funding. That is why teaching profit-loss partnership (mudaraba) and capital subsidiary (muşaraka) systems is important in entrepreneurship education.

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Financial Undertakings, Rules, and the Internal Market Framework: Challenges and Opportunities

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The state of Islamic finance in Europe

The state of Islamic finance in Europe

The Role of Participation Banks in Inclusion of Immigrant Entrepreneurs in the Game

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