Craig Nethercott is a Partner in the Finance group and is Co-chair of the global Islamic Finance Practice at Latham & Watkins LLP. The late David Eisenberg was Partner at White & Case LLP.

Review from previous edition I would be surprised if practitioners, economists, Shariah scholars and students of Islamic finance would not benefit from such a comprehensive introductory course to the law and practice of Islamic finance laden with insightful case law, case studies, and useful precedents. ... It would undoubtedly make a good present for anyone just venturing on Islamic finance for the first time as well as conventional financial experts.

• Part I - Introduction 1: Ibrahim Warde: Status of the Global Islamic Finance Industry 2: David Eisenberg: Sources and Principles of Islamic Law in Relation to Finance 3: Andrew Henderson & Ben Moylan: Islamic Financial Institutions 4: Ken Eglinton: Accounting and Taxation Approaches 5: Andrew White: Dispute Resolution 6: Barry Rider: Corporate Governance for Institutions Offering Islamic Financial Services Part II - Islamic Law and Contracts In Practice 7: Julian Johansen and Atif Hanif: Mudaraba and Musharaka 8: Craig Nethercott: Murabaha and Tawaruq 9: David Eisenberg: Derivatives in Islamic Finance 10: Craig Nethercott: Istisna and Ijara 11: Julian Johansen, Atif Hanif, and Edana Richardson: Sukuk 12: Peter Hodgins: Takaful 13: Zeeshan Ahmedani and Safdar Alam: Islamic Investment Funds 14: Craig Nethercott and David Eisenberg: Appendix: Guide to Further Reading

Craig Nethercott is a Partner in the Finance group and is Co-chair of the global Islamic Finance Practice at Latham & Watkins LLP. The late David Eisenberg was Partner at White & Case LLP.

Review from previous edition I would be surprised if practitioners, economists, Shariah scholars and students of Islamic finance would not benefit from such a comprehensive introductory course to the law and practice of Islamic finance laden with insightful case law, case studies, and useful precedents. ... It would undoubtedly make a good present for anyone just venturing on Islamic finance for the first time as well as conventional financial experts.

• Part I - Introduction 1: Ibrahim Warde: Status of the Global Islamic Finance Industry 2: David Eisenberg: Sources and Principles of Islamic Law in Relation to Finance 3: Andrew Henderson & Ben Moylan: Islamic Financial Institutions 4: Ken Eglinton: Accounting and Taxation Approaches 5: Andrew White: Dispute Resolution 6: Barry Rider: Corporate Governance for Institutions Offering Islamic Financial Services Part II - Islamic Law and Contracts In Practice 7: Julian Johansen and Atif Hanif: Mudaraba and Musharaka 8: Craig Nethercott: Murabaha and Tawaruq 9: David Eisenberg: Derivatives in Islamic Finance 10: Craig Nethercott: Istisna and Ijara 11: Julian Johansen, Atif Hanif, and Edana Richardson: Sukuk 12: Peter Hodgins: Takaful 13: Zeeshan Ahmedani and Safdar Alam: Islamic Investment Funds 14: Craig Nethercott and David Eisenberg: Appendix: Guide to Further Reading