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9/4/2010
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Reporter: One of recent events in the banking arena is the question of partnership contracts. Since 2006, the issue of Islamic contracts and differentiating between them has been seriously discussed. The current regulatory package issued by the central bank has also defined and specified these contracts and designated the fees for trading and partnership contracts.
As you know, partnership contracts leave the investors and facility receivers with carte blanche and their return is based on mutual agreement. The very fact that no specific interest rate is determined for partnership has tempted the banks to favour these contracts. Experts believe that private banks show stronger tendencies towards them. Could you explain a little about their applications and specifications? Receivers of these facilities are obliged to pay higher interests. However, there are still more and more applicants. Why do banks prefer these contracts?
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8/24/2010
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In his meeting with the media activists, Mr. Soleymani Shayesteh, the managing director of Parsian bank, congratulated the attendants on the occasion of the reporters' day and said; "I believe that the information about financial firms is supposed to be accessible to the media in a transparent comprehensive way so that the society and bank beneficiaries can be well informed about bank functions."
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8/24/2010
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Mr. Anoosheh, the planning and development assistant of Parsian E- commerce company, emphasized the above statement and added; "By need analysis and based on our capabilities, we have managed to provide our customers with various mobile and POS services both domestically and abroad."
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