There was a concern raised up by participant in Ijtima Sanawi (Annual Meeting) of National Sharia Board last year (2010). Islamic banks, like other banks, tend to do their business different with rules and norms dictated by Sharia. If those operations are found by Sharia Supervisory Board and made as a finding written in audit report, then the management will do something to set the sharia supervisors aside.
Disputes between Islamic bank and their sharia supervisory board seem cannot be avoided. After batches of sharia supervisory trainees certified by National Sharia Board and returned to their own Islamic bank, to do "the real" supervisory function, the problem started. Those certified supervisor now understand how to supervise, and examine- operations and documents from sharia perspective. It is very often that they found many things related to sharia matter in the bank under their supervision, that are never found before. Either they did not know how to find, or they found but do not know how to manage them.
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