1. Analyst View
2. Concept of Sharia Banking
3. Sharia Banking in Indonesia - An Overview
4. Factors Making Sharia Banking Market Attractive
4.1 Large Muslim Population
4.2 Low Penetration
4.3 Growing Disposable Income
4.4 Regulatory Development & Government Support
4.4.1 Compliance to Sharia Principles
4.4.2 Prudential Guidelines
4.4.3 Operational Efficiency & Competitiveness
4.4.4 Pilot Project Implementation
4.4.5 Improving Competence of HR Personnel
4.4.6 Social Role of Sharia Banks
5. Market Performance
5.1 Sharia Commercial Banks
5.1.1 By Assets
5.1.2 By Financing
5.1.3 By Deposits
5.1.3.1 Wadiah Demand Deposits
5.1.3.2 Mudharabah Time Deposits
5.1.3.3 Mudharabah Saving Deposits
5.2 Sharia Business Units
5.2.1 By Assets
5.2.2 By Financing
5.2.3 By Deposits
5.2.3.1 Wadiah Demand Deposits
5.2.3.2 Mudharabah Time Deposits
5.2.3.3 Mudharabah Saving Deposits
5.3 Sharia Rural Banks (BPRS)
5.3.1 By Financing
5.3.1.1 Economic Sector
5.3.1.2 Category of Use
5.3.1.3 Category of Financing
5.3.2 By Deposits
5.3.2.1 Wadiah Saving Deposits
5.3.2.2 Mudharabah Saving Deposits
5.3.2.3 Mudharabah Deposits
6. Sharia Banking Market - Future Outlook (2008-2010)
6.1 Assets
6.2 Financing
6.3 Deposits
7. Future Growth Prospects
7.1 Small & Medium Enterprises
7.2 Sukuk (Islamic Bonds)
7.3 Sharia Cards
7.4 Microfinance Market
7.5 Training Institutes & Advertising Media
8. Industry Roadblocks
8.1 Product Understanding
8.2 Financing through Profit-sharing Schemes
8.3 Supporting Institutions
9. Key Players
9.1 Bank Muamalat Indonesia
9.2 Bank Danamon Sharia
9.3 HSBC Amanah Sharia
