The Development of New Bank Products and Services
The need for new products and services (including deposit products); the increasing role of Islamic banking; mortgage and housing finance in Iraq.
Panel Participants
- Moderator: Rami Hadid, Assistant General Manager, Capital Bank, Jordan
- Mowafaq Hassan Mahmoud, General Manager, Arab Banking Corporation
- Faisal Haimus, Emirates Islamic Bank, Dubai
- Rajai S. El-Khadem, Business Development Manager - Eastern Mediterranean and Pakistan, Microsoft
Topics Discussed
- Lending products
- Consumer credit
- Credit cards
- Installment credit (vehicle loans, etc)
- Personal loans
- Deposit products
- Interest-bearing current accounts
- Frequent calculation of interest on saving accounts (monthly or even daily)
- Interest calculation basis (average balance, lowest balance)
- Contrast practice in Jordan and elsewhere in the Arab world with Iraq
- Electronic banking products
- ATMs
- Internet banking
- Islamic banking products - Description of operating principles and characteristics of the following banking products:
- Lending products
- Musharaka
- Mudhariba
- Muribaha
- Investment products (funds)
- Mortgage finance and housing finance
- Home equity loans
- Customer Relationship Management (CRM) – Developing tailored solutions for customer needs by market segment
Reference Works
Al-Haimus, Faisal. “Islamic Banking Product Development and Iraq”. April 2007.
Russ, Pat. "Customer Relationship Management in Retail Banking". EDS Viewpoint Paper. 16 October 2006. Online. Available: http://www.eds.com/services/whitepapers/downloads/crm_banking.pdf
Benaissa, Nasr-Eddine; Parekh, Mayank P; and Wiegand, Michael. “A Growth Model for Islamic Banking”. The McKinsey Quarterly, October 2005. Online. Available: http://www.mckinseyquarterly.com/article_abstract_visitor.aspx?ar=1694
Platt, Gordon. "Murabahah Goes Mainstream”. Global Finance February 2007:358. Online. Available: http://www.gfmag.com/index.php?idPage=358.
SanBoeuf, Larry. “Mobile Banking Services: Reaching the Under- and Un-Banked”. November 2006.
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