Islamic Finance: Law and Practice, co-edited by Latham partner Craig Nethercott, was recently published by Oxford University Press (click here to view). Nethercott, global co-head of Latham’s Islamic finance practice and one of the editors of Al-Mirsal, also is a contributor to the volume, along with co-editor David Eisenberg of White & Case.

The book is the most comprehensive and practical guide to Islamic finance transactions, and includes detailed discussion and analysis of the negotiation and structure of Islamic finance contracts from over nine contributors–including leading practitioners and academics of Islamic Finance.

The book clearly sets forth the doctrine underlying Shari’ah compliant financing, providing explanation and commentary as to Shari’ah compliant financing products in practice.

For more on Islamic Finance: Law and Practice, see the following reviews:

Sharia don’t like it…
Global Legal Post, April 15, 2012
Book Review
Book Rabbit, April 2012

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Craig Nethercott is a partner in the Finance Department and is Co-Chair of the Global Islamic Finance Practice. Mr. Nethercott has experience in project finance, banking, capital markets, and Islamic finance. Mr. Nethercott has advised on transactions in Europe, the Middle East, Africa…

Craig Nethercott is a partner in the Finance Department and is Co-Chair of the Global Islamic Finance Practice. Mr. Nethercott has experience in project finance, banking, capital markets, and Islamic finance. Mr. Nethercott has advised on transactions in Europe, the Middle East, Africa, and Asia. He co-edited and contributed to the treatise “Islamic Finance: Law and Practice” published in March 2012 by the Oxford University Press.