Objectives

The principle objective of the IIFM is to encourage self-regulation for the development and promotion of the Islamic Capital and Money Market segment. IIFM, in partnership with its member institutions, creates initiatives that include issuance and trading guidelines; best practice procedures; standardisation of financial contracts leading to product innovation; market recommendations and infrastructure development. In particular, IIFM promotes the emergence and integration of Islamic financial market into mainstream global financial markets.

IIFM acts as a market body in the development and maintenance of uniformity, assisting with standards benchmarking for transparency and robustness of Islamic financial markets.

IIFM plays an active role in the establishment, development and enhancement of trading, settlement and related systems infrastructure and involves itself with several challenging issues of the Islamic financial market such as Islamic Hedging, Secondary Market Documentation and products i.e. possible Islamic Repo, Treasury Murabaha contract mechanisms and similar elements vital to a well developed and functional Islamic financial system.

Islamic Capital &
Money Market
Unification
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