- Corporate Finance & Investment, CPE Courses Below RM200, Islamic Finance
- 21 (Registered)
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Level
- Intermediate
Accreditation
- 5 SIDC CPE points
- 4 FIMM CPD points
ICF Competency Type / Title / Level
- Process Skills / Fund Management / Level 2
Learning Outcome
- Identify the components in Islamic funds management;
- Describe the differences between conventional funds and Islamic funds;
- Recognise the features of Islamic funds management and to apply wherever applicable the Shariah parameters and procedures; and
- List down the types and categories of Islamic funds in the market and identify the Shariah principle used as well as parties involved
Course Synopsis
This module is designed to provide the participants with hands-on experience in Islamic fund management as well as Shariah parameters governing the administration, operations, compliant, risk management as well as products and investment procedures.
Course Content
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Definition of Funds Management
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Application of Shariah Contracts in Islamic Funds Management
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Salient Features and Key Differences between Islamic and Conventional Funds
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Parties Involved in Islamic Funds Management and their Key Roles
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The Roles of Industry Support Institutions in Collective Investments Scheme
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Classification of Funds and Categorisation of Investment Portfolios
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Shariah and Regulatory Requirements for Islamic Funds
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Contemporary Issues Surrounding Islamic Funds Management Industry
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Summative Assessment