This overview is a guide to the Lexis+® UK Finance Services subtopic Islamic finance—international guides, with links to appropriate materials.
The Lexology Panoramic: Islamic Finance and Markets covers the following jurisdictions: Japan; Malaysia; Nigeria; Philippines; Switzerland; United Kingdom. It provides international expert analysis in key areas of Islamic finance and markets law, practice and regulation for corporate counsel, cross-border legal practitioners, and company directors. The set of questions for each jurisdiction covered include:
In general terms, what policy has your jurisdiction adopted towards Islamic finance? Are Islamic finance products regulated differently from conventional instruments? What has been the legislative approach?
How well established is Islamic finance in your jurisdiction? Are Islamic windows permitted in your jurisdiction?
What is the main legislation relevant to Islamic banking, capital markets and insurance?
Which are the principal authorities charged with the oversight of banking, capital markets and insurance products?
Identify any notable guidance,...
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