Banking corporate Islamic governance and its relationship to compliance

Abstract

The study aimed to identify the institutional governance of Islamic banking and its relationship to compliance. The study dealt in its parts on the nature of Islamic banking corporate governance, as well as identifying Islamic banking corporate governance and its relationship to Islamic banking compliance. In order to achieve its main goal and reach its goal, the study relied on the deductive analytical approach. The study concluded that conventional banks differ from Islamic banks in the availability of Shariah governance in Islamic banks, which helps them to monitor all transactions that take place within them; Thus, it ensures the validity of its Islamic banking operations, and the application of governance in Islamic banks is necessary to create a tight and unified control system that can contribute to improving the performance of the Islamic bank. One of the most important recommendations of the study is to facilitate the shareholders' access to information related to the Islamic bank periodically, regularly and easily, and to conduct more studies with regard to institutional governance in the State of Jordan, especially with regard to Islamic banking compliance.