March 2015
Intermediate to advanced
300 pages
9h 35m
English
book
Contracts and Deals in Islamic Finance: A User s Guide to Cash Flows, Balance Sheets, and Capital Structures
by Mohsin Hayat, Hussein Kureshi
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About the Authors
Hussein Kureshi (Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia) obtained his degree in Business Administration at Stony Brook University in the United States and a Master's degree in Islamic finance in Malaysia. He has extensive experience in consumer banking, credit risk management, loan origination, and monitoring for SME and commercial clients. Hussein has a lucrative banking career spanning over 15 years specializing in banking operations and management with organizations such as Barclays Bank Plc (Pakistan), Bank Al Habib (Pakistan), Union Bank (Islamabad), Emirates Bank International (Islamabad), Standard Chartered Bank, Commerce Bank (New Jersey, U.S.), and Chase Manhattan Bank (New York, U.S.). Hussein is attached to a global Islamic bank as a Knowledge Manager.
Mohsin Hayat grew up in Pakistan and has worked in capital markets across Hong Kong, Singapore, New York, and London. His passion is in being an entrepreneur and investor; he's been a business advisor to start-ups and businesses in Asia-Pacific and worked with new-media start-ups on strategic alliances across 45 countries. Mohsin Hayat has more than 20 years of experience and combines capital management, investment management, and international finance knowledge to contribute to businesses in both emerging markets and international finance hubs.
A graduate from Stony Brook, New York, his technical background is in investment banking, venture capital, SMEs, and real asset management.
As a consultant and advisor he regularly ...
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