Case Studies Guidelines and RubricsTopic Grade % scores | Alternative BTitle: Islamic Financial ProductPart: Introduction: Includes: 1.0% of final grade 5% 1 page maximum(a) Your research...

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this is an Islamic Financial course. this is a group project, there are parts that must be done individually, which are 4,5, and 6 in the attached file.
AGAIN!!! I DO NOT WANT the whole project to be done. ONLY PART 4,5,AND 6.



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Case Studies Guidelines and Rubrics Topic Grade % scores | Alternative B Title: Islamic Financial Product Part: Introduction: Includes: 1.0% of final grade 5% 1 page maximum (a) Your research questions The same for each (b) Your case study method group. Part II: Literature review on the 4.0% of final grade 20% 2 pages maximum theoretical facts that was covered The same for each in the class in relation to your topic. | group. Part lll: Data to back up your topic. | 6% of final grade 30% 2 pages maximum per Google your topic for data; then student on his writing copy & paste it into your paper. in this section. Each student must pick an Islamic financial and collect (b) Each student will business related data from collect data of a anywhere in the world. country of his own Data is a numerical table. hoje, Part IV: Analyze and discuss the 7% of final grade 35% 2 pages maximum per difference between the theory and student on his writing practice (if any). in this section. Each must student must analyze (b) Each student will the data that he had collected analyze and explain from his chosen product from the data he had chosen financial institution Ro " county. above. Part V: Conclusion 1.0% of final grade | 5% 1 page maximum Each student must have a conclusion. Part VI: Reference 1% of final grade 5% Each student must have references. Part VII: Class Presentation 10% of the final Each student will (In Dec 2022) grade present his parts Ill and IV above; only. (b) Each student must produce a 4-page power point of his presentation (parts lil &1V) to the instructor Due on Nov. 13, 2022 FINA 3321 CLASS ASSESSMENT and RUBRICS Part 1: Exam I (20% of the final grade) --- Date: TBA  Covering: – Chapters 3 - 5.  Multiple choice and Short Essay questions for one hour. Part 2: Exam II (20% of the final grade) --- Date: TBA  Covering: -- Chapters 6 – 10  Multiple choice and Short Essay questions for one hour. Part 3: Final Exam – (20% of the final grade) --- Date: TBA  Covering: --- Chapters 11-15  Multiple choice, Short Essay, and Calculation questions for one hour. Part 4: Case Study Paper – (30% of the final grade) --- Due: Nov. 13, 2022 A group of 5 students required; on Islamic Financial Transactions. No exemption to this rule. Any violation of this rule will earn the students concerned a zero (0) grade for class project. Case Studies Guidelines 1. The group of five students will jointly write Parts I & II of the class term paper; but Parts III to VII would be done by individual student. 2. Each group must: Pick a financial institution that does Islamic Financial transactions or has an “Islamic Window.” Each student will pick one of the uses of funds in chp. 8, slides 17, 28, 29, and 68; or sources of funds in chp. 8, slides 3, 5, 9, and 13; as his case study of the institution chosen. You cannot do a case study on a non-Sharia-compliant product. 3. Each group need a group leader; who will email his (a) members; (b) chosen institution; (c) each student’s selected Sharia-compliant financial product; to the instructor. 4. Each student must submit his class project paper; write names of group members on his Paper for Parts I & II; put his name on parts III and VI of his class project. 5. Pick one Islamic Financial Institution from chapters 6 – 15; as your case study. 6. Each must student must pick EITHER a use of fund (loan) OR a source of fund; by the chosen financial institution: collect his data; and analyze his data. 7. Clear your (a) group and (b) case study topic with the instructor before starting your work. 8. Keep to the number of pages per section given to you to write; excess pages will not be graded. Part 5: Homework Assignments – (10% of the final grade) ALL HW ARE TO BE HANDWRITTEN WITH PENCIL ONLY The group of five students will jointly submit each homework. Each student to do at least one chapter and write his name on the chapter he had done. There must be five (5) different handwritings for each homework submitted for grading. HW I: Covering: – Chapters 2, and 4 - 8. --- (Chps. 5 & 6 is for one student) --- (5% of the final grade; Due: Oct. 9, 2022) HW II: Covering: --- Chapters 9 – 15 --- (All students must do the calculation problems) --- (5% of the final grade; Due: Nov. 20, 2022) Case Studies Guidelines and Rubrics # Topic Grade % scores Alternative B 1 Title: Islamic Financial Product 2 Part I: Introduction: Includes: (a) Your research questions (b) Your case study method 1.0% of final grade 5% 1 page maximum The same for each group. 3. Part II: Literature review on the theoretical facts that was covered in the class in relation to your topic. 4.0% of final grade 20% 2 pages maximum The same for each group. 4. Part III: Data to back up your topic. Google your topic for data; then copy & paste it into your paper. Each student must pick an Islamic financial and collect business related data from anywhere in the world. Data is a numerical table. 6% of final grade 30% 2 pages maximum per student on his writing in this section. (b) Each student will collect data of a country of his own choice. 5. Part IV: Analyze and discuss the difference between the theory and practice (if any). Each must student must analyze the data that he had collected from his chosen product from chosen financial institution country. 7% of final grade 35% 2 pages maximum per student on his writing in this section. (b) Each student will analyze and explain the data he had collected and presented in part III above. 6 Part V: Conclusion 1.0% of final grade 5% 1 page maximum Each student must have a conclusion. 7. Part VI: Reference 1% of final grade 5% Each student must have references. 8. Part VII: Class Presentation (In Dec 2022) 10% of the final grade Each student will present his parts III and IV above; only. (b) Each student must produce a 4-page power point of his presentation (parts III & IV) to the instructor Due on Nov. 13, 2022 HW I - Due Date = Oct. 9, 2022 -- Grade = 5% of Final Grade Chapter 2: For Islamic Economics 1. What are the Prophet Muhammad’s economic thoughts? 2. What are the characteristics of an Islamic economic man? 3. List the theoretical foundations of the Islamic economics. 4. List are the components of the Islamic micro- and macroeconomic theories? Chapter 4: Islamic Banking, Finance, Commercial and Commercial Jurisprudence 1. What are the Islamic investment guiding principles? 2. What are the Sharia’s approved forms for trade dealings and transactions? 3. What are the forms of contracts that are acceptable in Islamic banks & finance transactions? 4. What are the elements and characteristics of a valid Islamic finance contracts? Chapter 5: Non-Interest Banking Framework 1. How are profit margin, mark-up & loan commissions determined by the Islamic banks? 2. Why is interest prohibited in Islamic banking business transactions? 3. Is the “no-interest rate Islamic finance concept” in theory or practice? and (b) why? 4. How did the Islamic banks deal with the interest rate dilemma in their transactions? Chapter 6: Islamic Central Banks and Monetary Policies 1. What are the conventional monetary policy tools being used by the Islamic central banks? 2. What are the Islamic monetary policy tools being used by the Islamic central banks? 3. What are the goals, objectives, and functions of the Islamic central banks (not individuals)? Chapter 7: Structure and Operations of the Islamic Banking System 1. What are the (a) objectives and (b) functions of the Islamic banks? 2. What are the principles of the Islamic banks? 3. What are the guidelines for the Islamic banks? 4. What are the factors that promoted the growth of the Islamic banks? 5. What are the components of an Islamic banking system structure? 6. What is meant by “Islamic window banking system? 7. What is the deference between interest and riba? Chapter 8: Products and Services of the Islamic Commercial Banks 1. What are the products and services of the Islamic retailing, corporate, and investment services divisions? 2. What are the Islamic commercial banks’ products and services? 3 What are the Islamic commercial banks’ sources of funds? 4. What are the Islamic commercial banks’ uses of funds? 5. Who bears the lending risks in the Islamic commercial banking system? 7. What are the equity-based Sharia parameters for the musharakah contracts? 8. What are the equity-based Sharia parameters for the mudarabah contracts? 9. List the (a) equity-based financial products; (b) debt-based financial products; and (c) fee-based financial products. HW 2 - Due Date = Nov. 20, 2022 -- Grade = 5% of Final Grade Chapter 9: The Structure and Operations of the Islamic Financial Institutions 1. How would you categorize the structure of the Islamic financial institutions? 2. What are the components of each category of the Islamic financial institutions? 3. What are the components (just list) of the non-depository Islamic financial institutions? 4. What is Islamic Finance? Chapter 10: The Products and Services of the Islamic Financial Institutions 1. What are the products and services (just list) of Islamic financial institutions? 2. What are the functions of the investment bankers to their business clients? 3. What are the differences between an Islamic investment bank and a private equity firm? 4. How are the loan’s selling price and profit margin calculated and determined? Chapter 11: Islamic Financial Money Markets and Instruments 1. What is the structure of the Islamic money markets by key players? 2. What is the structure of the Islamic money markets by market instruments? 3. What are the components (just list) of the Islamic money markets by key participants? 4. What are the components (just list) of the Islamic money markets by market instruments? 5. Write and explain the formulas being used to price Islamic money market instruments. Chapter 12: Practice, Techniques, and Theories of the Islamic Insurance (Takaful) 1. How would you define an Islamic insurance (takaful)? 2. What is the structure of an Islamic insurance (takaful) company? 3. What are the components (just list) of the family takaful insurance models? 4. What are the principles upon which the Islamic insurance (takaful) was based? Chapter 13: The Products and Services of the Islamic Insurance Industry 1. What are the types of products and services offered by the Islamic insurance? 2. What is meant by the family takaful insurance policies? 3. What are the components (just list) of the family takaful insurance policies? 4. What is meant by the general takaful insurance policies? 5. What are the components (just list) of the general takaful insurance policies? Chapter
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Answer To: Case Studies Guidelines and RubricsTopic Grade % scores | Alternative BTitle: Islamic...

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Part III: Data
The data used to analyze the topic is the Islamic Finance Development Indicator (IFDI) which is built by Refinitiv and is called one of the most advanced and comprehensive Islamic finance databases in the world right now. The i
ndicator is used for Bangladesh.
    Islamic Banking Asset (Bangladesh)
    Year
    Islamic Banking Assets
    2015
    $10 Billion
    2016
    $12 Billion
    2017
    $15 Billion
    2018
    $17 Billion
    2019
    $21 Billion
    2020
    $23 Billion
    2021
    $26 Billion
    2022
    $30 Billion
    2026 (Projected)
    $45 Billion
                                        Source: Refinitiv
As can be seen in the above dataset the Islamic Banking Assets which comprise all the Islamic financial products available in the market currently approximately $30 Billion which is expected to increase and reach a high of $45 Billion by the end of 2026 which will make it one of the biggest financial products in the world and will contribute to the highest contribution in Asia.
    Asset holding by region
Asia is one region which has one of the largest shares of Islamic financial assets in the world. As can be seen in the below pie chart the Asian holding is approximately 19% of the world’s Islamic Financial Assets, which makes it one of the most important destinations around the world for Islamic Financial assets.
In Asia the country which has the most assets in terms of market value is Bangladesh with assets of around 30 billion dollars.
    Islamic Financial Products Indicators (World)
    Indicator
    2019
    2020
    2021
    Sukuk Issuance
    $64.7 Billion
    $61.5 Billion
    $61.4 Billion
    Sukuk Outstanding
    $246.5 Billion
    $272.1 Billion
    $289.0 Billion
    Shari’ah compliant equities
    $537.3 Billion
    $546.5 Billion
    $575.4 Billion
    Shari’ah compliant assets under management
    $49.8 Billion
    $61.2 Billion
    $61.5 Billion
From the table above it can be seen that the various indicators indicate that the popularity of financial products, like Islamic financial products, is increasing over the years and this will contribute to more and more adoption of such products across the world.
The intention of these financial products is clear one needs to follow the Shari’ah principles while issuing such products (Newaz, Fam and Sharma 2016).
Part IV: Analyze and discuss the difference between theory and practice
Islamic financial products are those products where the products have to follow the principles of Shari’ah and therefore...
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