Rogue Economist from Brunei sees no difference between Islamic Banks and conventional banks in terms of their operations.
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Yeah, I also like to be in the same field.
I do not agree as Islamic Banking has a lot of security values in terms of underlying assets in comparison to conventional methods of banking
In credit terms, I fully agree on your comment
Check the concept of Islamic Banking as explained by Al Hilal Bank.