Alternative dispute resolution in Islamic banking and finance
Islamic banking and finance is relatively a new component in the contemporary financial industry and growing fast across the globe. Consequently, like in any other area of business, occurrence of disputes that arise among stakeholders is unavoidable and normal. However, resolution of such disputes w...
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| description | Islamic banking and finance is relatively a new component in the contemporary financial industry and growing fast across the globe. Consequently, like in any other area of business, occurrence of disputes that arise among stakeholders is unavoidable and normal. However, resolution of such disputes without prejudice to the business relationship is imperative. The deficiencies that exist in the litigation process necessitate the industry players to find alternative ways of dispute resolution which is cheaper, protects privacy and is less formal. This chapter examines the possibility of application of various ways of Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) for Islamic banking and finance disputes. A number of ADR mechanisms have been developed besides litigation across the globe. ADR includes a number of out-of-court conflict management and dispute resolution mechanisms such as negotiation, ombudsman, mediation, arbitration, fact-finding, dispute resolution boards, and other related dispute resolution processes. ADR is widely encouraged for Islamic banking and finance disputes in many countries such as Malaysia, United Arab Emirates, Bahrain, etc. where Islamic banking is extensively practised. Hence, this chapter focuses on a few ADR mechanisms such as arbitration, mediation and ombudsman only as the scope does not allow covering all of them. |
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| spelling | iium-786022020-10-09T05:53:30Z http://irep.iium.edu.my/78602/ Alternative dispute resolution in Islamic banking and finance Nafees, Seeni Mohamed Ahmad, Muhamad Hassan HG3368 Islamic Banking and Finance K Law (General) KBP Islamic Law Islamic banking and finance is relatively a new component in the contemporary financial industry and growing fast across the globe. Consequently, like in any other area of business, occurrence of disputes that arise among stakeholders is unavoidable and normal. However, resolution of such disputes without prejudice to the business relationship is imperative. The deficiencies that exist in the litigation process necessitate the industry players to find alternative ways of dispute resolution which is cheaper, protects privacy and is less formal. This chapter examines the possibility of application of various ways of Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) for Islamic banking and finance disputes. A number of ADR mechanisms have been developed besides litigation across the globe. ADR includes a number of out-of-court conflict management and dispute resolution mechanisms such as negotiation, ombudsman, mediation, arbitration, fact-finding, dispute resolution boards, and other related dispute resolution processes. ADR is widely encouraged for Islamic banking and finance disputes in many countries such as Malaysia, United Arab Emirates, Bahrain, etc. where Islamic banking is extensively practised. Hence, this chapter focuses on a few ADR mechanisms such as arbitration, mediation and ombudsman only as the scope does not allow covering all of them. CLJ Publication 2020-01-20 Book Chapter PeerReviewed application/pdf en http://irep.iium.edu.my/78602/1/78602_Alternative%20dispute%20resolution%20in%20Islamic%20banking%20and%20finance.pdf Nafees, Seeni Mohamed and Ahmad, Muhamad Hassan (2020) Alternative dispute resolution in Islamic banking and finance. In: Alternative dispute resolution: law & practice. CLJ Publication, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, pp. 735-766. ISBN 978-967-457-131-3 https://www.cljlaw.com/store/product/alternative-dispute-resolution-law-practice/#:~:text=Alternative%20Dispute%20Resolution%3A%20Law%20and,%2C%20arbitration%2C%20and%20court%20adjudication. |
| spellingShingle | HG3368 Islamic Banking and Finance K Law (General) KBP Islamic Law Nafees, Seeni Mohamed Ahmad, Muhamad Hassan Alternative dispute resolution in Islamic banking and finance |
| title | Alternative dispute resolution in Islamic banking and finance |
| title_full | Alternative dispute resolution in Islamic banking and finance |
| title_fullStr | Alternative dispute resolution in Islamic banking and finance |
| title_full_unstemmed | Alternative dispute resolution in Islamic banking and finance |
| title_short | Alternative dispute resolution in Islamic banking and finance |
| title_sort | alternative dispute resolution in islamic banking and finance |
| topic | HG3368 Islamic Banking and Finance K Law (General) KBP Islamic Law |
| url | http://irep.iium.edu.my/78602/ http://irep.iium.edu.my/78602/ http://irep.iium.edu.my/78602/1/78602_Alternative%20dispute%20resolution%20in%20Islamic%20banking%20and%20finance.pdf |