How is it different from conventional banking?
Conventional banks charge/earn interest; Islamic banks share profit & loss and must be asset-backed.
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Conventional banks charge/earn interest; Islamic banks share profit & loss and must be asset-backed.
Any guaranteed excess over principal without due consideration, which is strictly forbidden in Islam.
A banking system that follows Islamic Shariah prohibits interest (Riba) and bases earnings on trade, leasing, or profit-loss sharing.
FMFB-A is committed to:
Inclusion [Social Ratings] conducted an in-depth review of FMFB-A’s policies, practices, and client-facing processes. This included documentation review, interviews, and checks against the CERISE+SPTF client protection indicators.
For clients, the certification means:
The certification assesses FMFB-A’s performance in several critical areas:
The certification is valid for three years (2025–2028). FMFB-A will also undergo annual monitoring to ensure that client protection practices remain in place and continue to improve.