Department of Accountancy, SIMAD University Mogadishu, Somalia
Case Report
Regulatory Compliance and Supervisory System of Islamic
Banks in Mogadishu Somalia
Author(s): Hamdi Jama Warsame* and Fatima Abdullahi Suleiman
This research concentrates on the current regulatory and supervisory environment for Islamic banks in Somalia, including their compliance with
and ability to effectively oversee that framework. The transition to conventional banking in Somalia is fraught with difficulties. Existing banking
regulations are inadequate. The goal of this study was to investigate the regulatory and supervisory background of Islamic banking in Somalia in
order to provide recommendations for how to best accommodate this banking system. There is an emphasis on depth of experience and personal
insight in this study. We also used interviews to gather data from customers of the Premier, Dahabshil, Amal, and Salama banks. What's more,
the research uncovered that Islamic banking presents its own unique set of dangers. Credit risks, which impact P&L transactions, and market
risks, which .. Read More»
DOI:
10.37421/2151-6219.2022.13.392
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