Verification of Compliance of Islamic Banking with Shari'a

In Islamic Finance, ‘Shariah-compliant’ refers to financial products, services, and activities adhering to Shariah (Islamic Law) principles. This means Islamic banks can utilize deposits to fund permissible economic activities, aligning with socially responsible investing.
Shariah Non-Compliance Risk (SNCR) arises when Islamic banks fail to comply with Shariah rules set by their Shariah board or regulatory bodies, posing operational risks. Shariah law is based on four key sources: the Qur’an, Sunna (Prophetic traditions), consensus of scholars, and analogy. It is guided by five objectives (Maqasid): protection of life, property, health, religion, and dignity.
- Shariah Audits and Advisory
- Product Structuring, Training, and Policy Review
- Risk Management and Dispute Resolution
- Regulatory Compliance Support
We provide continuous monitoring to help Islamic financial institutions maintain integrity and uphold Shariah principles.