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Cooperative Insurance and
 
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          Takaful
 
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  Takaful Forum July 20-21 2005
 
  
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      Overview of presentation
 
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• Cooperative and mutual insurance principles
 
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• The global cooperative and mutual movement
 
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• Similarities and differences with Takaful
 
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• Opportunities for collaboration
 
  
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        Cooperative definition
 
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”A cooperative is an autonomous association of
 
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  persons united voluntarily to meet their common
 
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  economic, social, and cultural needs and
 
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  aspirations through a jointly-owned and
 
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  democratically controlled enterprise”.
 
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                      Source: International Cooperative Alliance (ICA)
 
  
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      Cooperative/mutual values
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== Top 20 FREQUENT WORDS ==
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• Self-help, self-responsibility
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cooperative 26
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• Democracy, equality, equity
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takaful 22
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• Solidarity
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insurance 18
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• Honesty, openness
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mutual 16
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• Social responsibility, caring for others
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muslim 14
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countries 10
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principles 7
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sector 7
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microinsurance 6
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population 6
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financial 5
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islamic 5
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model 5
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products 5
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providing 5
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reinsurance 5
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social 5
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community 4
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cooperation 4
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council 4
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development 4
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education 4
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insurers 4
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joint 4
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member 4
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members 4
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policyholders 4
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possibilities 4
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poverty 4
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responsibility 4
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source 4
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surplus 4
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technical 4
  
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          Cooperative principles
 
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• Voluntary and open membership
 
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• Democratic member control
 
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• Member economic participation
 
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• Autonomy and independence
 
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• Education, training and information
 
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• Cooperation among co-operatives
 
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• Concern for community
 
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                          Source: International Cooperative Alliance (ICA)
 
  
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          Cooperative v Mutuals
 
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Cooperative principles          Mutual principles
 
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Open and voluntary membership  Free association
 
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One member, one vote            User must be member
 
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Limited interest on shares      "Not for profit”
 
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For the benefit of user-members Quality products
 
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Cooperative education          Personal development
 
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Cooperation among cooperatives  Solidarity
 
  
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                                                                  ESTIMATES
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== DOCUMENT KEY POINTS ==
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      Worldwide importance of mutual insurers, 2001
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*cooperative definition a cooperative is an autonomous association of persons united voluntarily to meet their common economic social and cultural needs and aspirations through a jointly owned and democratically controlled enterprise
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                        Percent of total premiums
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*source international cooperative alliance ica
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                100% = 2416 bio USD
 
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                                                    USA
 
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                                                              32
 
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                                                    EUR
 
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                                                            21
 
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                                                    CAN
 
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                                                25        19
 
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                                                    JAP
 
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                                                        16
 
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                                                    KOR
 
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                                                        14
 
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Source: Swiss Re for worldwide total premium; ICMIF
 
  
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*very rough europe importance of mutual insurance sector estimates percentage of gross direct domestic premium a cmut coop joint stock written a cmut joint stock finland luxembourg a ccoop joint stock sweden netherlands france belgium germany uk austria italy slovenia ireland spain hungary czech rep
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  Europe, importance of mutual insurance sector*, 2002                                                                  ESTIMATES
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*denmark mutual and cooperative insurers mutual insurers controlled by mutual holding except luxembourg and ireland domestic and foreign source national supervisory authorities industry associates company websites annual reports aisam and acme analysis
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    Percentage of gross direct domestic** premium                                                                     •Mut + Coop +
 
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                                                                                                                        Joint Stock
 
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                                                  written                                                               •Mut + Joint
 
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                                                                                                                        Stock
 
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      Finland                                      ~69          Luxembourg                ~16                          •Coop + Joint
 
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                                                                                                                        Stock
 
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      Sweden                            ~45                      Netherlands              ~15
 
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      France                          ~40                        Belgium                  ~15
 
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      Germany                    ~30                            UK                      ~12
 
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      Austria                ~22                                Italy                  ~12
 
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      Slovenia              ~21                                Ireland              ~8
 
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      Spain                  ~20                                Hungary              ~8
 
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      Czech Rep.          ~17                                  Denmark              ~8
 
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      * Mutual and cooperative insurers; mutual insurers controlled by mutual holding
 
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    ** Except Luxembourg and Ireland: domestic and foreign
 
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Source: National supervisory authorities; Industry associates; Company websites / annual reports, AISAM and ACME analysis
 
  
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Similarities and differences
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*technical cooperation a c industry development a c takaful companies are members icmif a c takaful network a c takaful xchange a c policyholder participation a c disseminating information www dot icmif
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  between Cooperative
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*org takaful
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  Insurance and Takaful
 
  
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      Cooperative/mutual values
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*million netherlands germany million uk million
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• Self-help, self-responsibility
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*takaful in non muslim countries is there a need country est
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• Democracy, equality, equity
 
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• Solidarity
 
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• Honesty, openness
 
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• Social responsibility, caring for others
 
  
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          Principles of Takaful
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*ruling by the european council of fatwa and research a it is well known that in most non islamic countries there are cooperative and mutual insurance companies
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• Solidarity and joint guarantee
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*so it is unlawful for a muslim living in a country where there is such a cooperative insurance company to make an agreement with a commercial insurance companya
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• Self reliance and self sustaining for community well being
 
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• Assist those that need assistance
 
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• Community pooling system
 
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• Shari’ah approved investments and products
 
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              “Bear ye one another’s burden”
 
  
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  Fiqh Academy Resolution 1985
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*the possibilities in non muslim countries there is a growing awareness and demand for islamic financial instruments including insurance in non muslim countries
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• Commerical insurance is prohibited
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*in particular the shari ah ruling presents an opportunity for cooperative and mutual insurers to penetrate this niche market with minimal costs
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• Alternative contract confirming to principles of Islamic
 
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  dealings is the contract of cooperative insurance, which is
 
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  founded on the basis of charitable donation and Shariah
 
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  compliant dealings
 
  
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        Takaful model in Sudan
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*the similarities in principles with the established cooperative and mutual insurance sector provides an opportunity for cooperation which will benefit existing and potential policyholders in the muslim world
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• Surplus belongs to policyholders
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*conclusion the takaful sector is experiencing phenomenal growth and is facing a multitude of challenges and issues in its present development cycle
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  – proportionally distributed
 
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  – special reserve
 
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  – invested on behalf of policyholders
 
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• Policyholders represented on the board of directors
 
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• Shareholders share of investment income
 
  
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            Differences between
 
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      Cooperative and Takaful
 
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• Takaful is not insurance
 
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• Shariah compliant investments and products
 
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• Sharholder surplus participation
 
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• Shareholder governance
 
  
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”A cooperative and mutual scheme providing
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  Shariah approved products and investments
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== DOCUMENT WORD ANALYSIS ==
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  is permissible under Islamic Law”.
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=== Main Category ===
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: AlHuda Material\takaful
  
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Opportunities for
 
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Collaboration
 
  
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      Technical Cooperation
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=== KeyWords ===
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• Industry development
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taka islam insur malaysia productdeferred shariah countries muslim financial retakaful model growth custom partner developed service mutual bankable provided scheme
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• 13 Takaful companies are members ICMIF
 
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• Takaful Network
 
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• Takaful Xchange
 
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• Policyholder participation
 
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• Disseminating information www.icmif.org/takaful
 
  
  
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                      Retakaful
 
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• Preferred reinsurance is proportional (quota share or
 
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  surplus)
 
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• Non proportional permissible on a strict profit commission
 
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• If takaful reinsurance is unavailable then it is permissible to
 
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  use a conventional reinsurer
 
  
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            Reinsurance capacity
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== RELATED DOCUMENTS ==
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“If there is a need to turn to the conventional
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:[[A Review of Takaful by Prof. Khawaja Ahmed Saeed]]
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  reinsurance market then the Takaful
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:[[Agency Management,Training and Incentive Programme]]
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  operator should first try and obtain coverage
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:[[Audit Issue of Islamic Banking]]
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  from the cooperative and mutual
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:[[Banca Takaful by Faisal Shahzad Abbassi]]
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  reinsurance sector.”
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:[[Best Practices from e- Insurance to e-Takaful by Sami Guello]]
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:[[Calculated Risks, Measurable Results]]
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:[[Challenges & Issues Faced by Takaful Industry by Mr. Imtiaz ]]
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:[[Co-Operative Insurance and Takaful]]
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:[[Current Achievements of Takaful by Dr. S. J Malaikah]]
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:[[International Cooperative & Mutual Insurance Federation]]
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:[[Islamic Banking And Finance Malaysia’s Experience And Achiev]]
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:[[Islamic Finance & Investment Symposium by Sohail Jaffar]]
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:[[Islamic Insurance in 21st Century by Ahmad Feizal]]
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:[[Islamic Insurance Opertunities and Challenges]]
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:[[Issues and Challenges in Retakaful by Azman Ismail]]
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:[[Leveraging BancaTakaful as a Key Growth Channel by Mr. Rohai]]
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:[[Life Family Takaful by Mr. P Ahmed]]
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:[[Micro Insurance Co-Operative and Takaful]]
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:[[Micro Takaful by Shabir Patal]]
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:[[Microinsurance and Takaful]]
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:[[Microinsurance, cooperatives and Takaful]]
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:[[MicroTakaful – the way forward by Capt. M. Jamil Akhtar]]
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:[[Opertunities in Islamic Insurance]]
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:[[Present Scenario and Future Potentials of Takaful by Kazi Md]]
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:[[ReTakaful by Rohail Ali Khan]]
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:[[Syariah Compliant General Takaful Products by Sami Guellouz]]
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:[[Takaful and Mutuality by Mohd. Masua Billah]]
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:[[Takaful by Abdul Rahim]]
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:[[Takaful for Microfinance]]
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:[[Takaful Opperunities and Challenges By Azeem Pirani]]
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:[[Takaful Products Family Takaful Linked Investment Plans by S]]
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:[[Takaful World Prospective Middle East & North Africa]]
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:[[Takaful]]
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:[[Takful - Zubair Mughal]]
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:[[Takful Report]]
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:[[The Islamic Vision Presentation]]
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:[[The Success of Retakaful by Farid Benbouzid]]
  
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Takaful for the low-income
 
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          sector
 
  
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    Can insurance assist poverty
 
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                    alleviation?
 
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• The poor are the most vulnerable
 
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• The impact of losses are more severe
 
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• They have minimum means of recovery
 
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• Success of microfinance schemes show the poor can and
 
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  want to save
 
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• Savings and credit are used unproductively
 
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• The poor need a safety net to escape poverty
 
  
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“Insurance is recognized as an
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    important tool for poverty
 
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          alleviation”
 
  
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      Providing microinsurance
 
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                The challenges
 
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• Coverage
 
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• Regulation
 
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• Moral hazard and Fraud
 
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• Adverse selection
 
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• Education and trust
 
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• Technical expertise
 
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• Affordability
 
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• Retention
 
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• Sustainability
 
  
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      Providing microinsurance
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=== Number of Pages ===
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              The possibilities
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• The cooperative microinsurance model
 
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   History of organising the poor
 
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   Operate for the interest of members by
 
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    members
 
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   Trust
 
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   Ownership and loyalty
 
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   Peer pressure
 
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   Surplus reinvested or redistributed
 
  
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      Providing microinsurance
 
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              The possibilities
 
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• The partner agent model
 
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   No-risk fee for microinsurance provider
 
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   Better coverage for policyholder
 
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   Access to new market
 
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   Pooling of risks between informal and formal
 
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    sector
 
  
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      Providing microinsurance
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=== Published Date ===
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              The possibilities
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• The donor agent model
 
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   Access to expertise
 
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   Financial sustainability
 
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   Guiding hand
 
  
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  The need in Muslim countries
 
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• Social services inadequate or unavailable
 
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• Large sectors of poverty in many Muslim countries
 
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• Over half of world’s lowest developed countries have a
 
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  majority Muslim population
 
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• Increasing inequality in Middle East and Gulf countries
 
  
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“Takaful is the second most important social
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== Full Document ==
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institution to counter poverty and
 
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deprivation”
 
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                              Omar Fisher,1999
 
  
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        How can microtakaful be
 
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                    provided?
 
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• Establish informal cooperative microtakaful schemes
 
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• Encouragement of pro-poor organisations
 
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• Education of government and donor agencies
 
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• Involvement of Takaful sector
 
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   Technical expertise
 
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   Financial assistance
 
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   Partner-agent model
 
  
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Takaful in Non-Muslim
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      countries
 
  
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  Takaful in Non-Muslim Countries
 
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          Is there a need?
 
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Country  Est. Muslim  Country  Est. Muslim
 
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            population            population
 
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Argentina    800,000      Italy    600,000
 
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  Brazil    1 million  Japan    1.3 million
 
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Canada      500,000    Kenya    8.4 million
 
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France    4.8 million Netherlands  500,000
 
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Germany      3 million    UK      2 million
 
  
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  Takaful in Non-Muslim countries
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[[Category:Islamic Finance]]
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                  Is there a need?
 
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• Fasting growing immigrant population
 
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• Belief in will of God
 
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• Acceptance that insurance is not allowed
 
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• First and second generations are purchasing insurance
 
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• Increased availability of information
 
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• Development of Islamic financial sector
 
  
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  Takaful in Non-Muslim countries
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[[Category: Takaful]]
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                The challenges
 
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• Dispersed population
 
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• Capital requirements
 
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• Regulation
 
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• Awareness
 
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• Credibility
 
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• Technical expertise
 
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Ruling by the European Council of Fatwa
 
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                      and Research
 
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“… It is well known that in most non-Islamic countries there
 
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  are cooperative and mutual insurance companies. There is
 
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  no harm from the Shari`ah point of view to participate in
 
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  these services. So, it is unlawful for a Muslim living in a
 
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  country where there is such a cooperative insurance
 
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  company to make an agreement with a commercial
 
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  insurance company…..”
 
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  Ruling by the European Council of Fatwa
 
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                  and Research
 
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Muslims are directed to purchase their statutory
 
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insurance requirements from the cooperative and
 
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mutual insurer if there is no Takaful company in the
 
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country
 
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    The case of Folksam - Sweden
 
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• 350,000 Muslim population
 
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• Fastest growing immigrant community
 
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• Collaboration with Swedish Muslim Council
 
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• Marketing of Folksam products through
 
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  representatives of Council in communities and
 
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  mosques
 
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• Insurance committee has been established
 
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The Possibilities in Non-Muslim countries
 
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There is a growing awareness and demand for Islamic
 
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financial instruments including insurance in non-Muslim
 
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countries. There is a great potential for established
 
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financial institutes to set up Takaful windows. In particular
 
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the Shari’ah ruling presents an opportunity for cooperative
 
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and mutual insurers to penetrate this niche market with
 
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minimal costs.
 
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                    Conclusion
 
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“The Takaful sector is experiencing phenomenal growth
 
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  and is facing a multitude of challenges and issues in
 
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  its present development cycle. The similarities in
 
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  principles with the established cooperative and mutual
 
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  insurance sector provides an opportunity for
 
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  cooperation which will benefit existing and potential
 
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  policyholders in the Muslim world”
 
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    Thank you
 
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www.icmif.org/takaful
 

Latest revision as of 04:53, 10 November 2017


Top 20 FREQUENT WORDS

cooperative 26 takaful 22 insurance 18 mutual 16 muslim 14 countries 10 principles 7 sector 7 microinsurance 6 population 6 financial 5 islamic 5 model 5 products 5 providing 5 reinsurance 5 social 5 community 4 cooperation 4 council 4 development 4 education 4 insurers 4 joint 4 member 4 members 4 policyholders 4 possibilities 4 poverty 4 responsibility 4 source 4 surplus 4 technical 4


DOCUMENT KEY POINTS

  • cooperative definition a cooperative is an autonomous association of persons united voluntarily to meet their common economic social and cultural needs and aspirations through a jointly owned and democratically controlled enterprise
  • source international cooperative alliance ica
  • very rough europe importance of mutual insurance sector estimates percentage of gross direct domestic premium a cmut coop joint stock written a cmut joint stock finland luxembourg a ccoop joint stock sweden netherlands france belgium germany uk austria italy slovenia ireland spain hungary czech rep
  • denmark mutual and cooperative insurers mutual insurers controlled by mutual holding except luxembourg and ireland domestic and foreign source national supervisory authorities industry associates company websites annual reports aisam and acme analysis
  • technical cooperation a c industry development a c takaful companies are members icmif a c takaful network a c takaful xchange a c policyholder participation a c disseminating information www dot icmif
  • org takaful
  • million netherlands germany million uk million
  • takaful in non muslim countries is there a need country est
  • ruling by the european council of fatwa and research a it is well known that in most non islamic countries there are cooperative and mutual insurance companies
  • so it is unlawful for a muslim living in a country where there is such a cooperative insurance company to make an agreement with a commercial insurance companya
  • the possibilities in non muslim countries there is a growing awareness and demand for islamic financial instruments including insurance in non muslim countries
  • in particular the shari ah ruling presents an opportunity for cooperative and mutual insurers to penetrate this niche market with minimal costs
  • the similarities in principles with the established cooperative and mutual insurance sector provides an opportunity for cooperation which will benefit existing and potential policyholders in the muslim world
  • conclusion the takaful sector is experiencing phenomenal growth and is facing a multitude of challenges and issues in its present development cycle


Please note, This is an auto generated summary based on sentances position in the document and other factors

DOCUMENT WORD ANALYSIS

Main Category

AlHuda Material\takaful


KeyWords

taka islam insur malaysia productdeferred shariah countries muslim financial retakaful model growth custom partner developed service mutual bankable provided scheme


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Published Date

2016-09-17 01:17:34


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