Compare Islamic banking systems with confidence
Islamic Banking Systems & Suppliers Guide
Who is operating in the Islamic finance market? What specifically makes a system Shari’ah compliant? Which banks are adopting Islamic systems?
Our guide has the answers and provides a unique and unrivalled resource featuring inde- pendent evaluations of the leading Islamic financial technology vendors and over 40 of their systems.
It will assist banks to select the best Islamic banking system to support their operations, with every word written by IBS. The guide is also an ideal reference for suppliers and con- sultants looking to expand or enter this niche sector.
Suppliers included:
• 3i Infotech • Autosoft Dynamics • B&F Soft • BML Istisharat • CCK Financial Solutions • China Systems Corporation • Complex Systems Inc. (CSI) • ERI • FIS • ICSFS • IDCorp • Infopro • Infosys • Infrasoft Technologies • International Turnkey Systems (ITS) • Intertech • Leadsoft/Leads Corporation • Microlink Solutions • Millennium Information Solution • Misys • Nucleus Software • Oracle FSS • Path Solutions • Pibas • SAB • Silverlake Axis m • Sopra Banking Software • Sungard • TCS Financial Solutions • Temenos • Trasset
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