Islamic Banks should be included in the macro- and the
micro-economic level because of the following reasons -
- Equity: The risk and the profit is shared by both the bank and
the customer, which makes it a more equitable solution in banking.
This also makes the possibility of default less as the risk is
shared by the customers as well.
- Inclusivity: Islamic banks are available for everyone and not
just people belonging to the Islamic Religion.
- Transparency: Islamic banks are very transparent in their
delaing as they do not just aim at earning profits. The benefits
and also the risks associated with a particular product or service
offered by the bank is explicitly shared with the customers which
makes them more informed.
- Ethics and morals: These banks have a strong sense of ethics
and morals which helps the banks to develop a netwrok of very well
informed and responsible corporate and business environment with
the bank and its customers and this reduces the risk of bankruptcy
greatly.
- Prevention of speculation: Islamic banks are prevented from
speculating and hence, operate only on the market trends. This
reduces the risk of instability in the market and misallocation of
capital.