Fintech developments in Islamic finance
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Read MoreSharia funds outperform due to lack of exposure to conventional banking, alcohol, gambling, tobacco, and cinema – businesses that took a big hit due to the lockdowns.
Read MorePrevalence of buy-and-hold culture perpetuated by scarcity of sukuk issues had led to dearth of liquidity in secondary markets.
Read MoreThe Islamic finance industry, whichcurrently comprises of nearly 1,400 institutions globally, has thepotential to reach close to US$3.8 trillion by 2023.
Read MoreSukuk are useful instruments for issuers as well as investors. They are a liquidity management tool for Islamic banks and shariah compliant institutions
Read MoreGiven the systemic importance and the pivotal role played by banks in a country’s economy, banking regulations are of paramount importance for all stakeholders.
Read MoreThis article was originally published in Islamic Finance News (IFN).
Read MoreThis article was originally published in Islamic Finance News (IFN).
Read MoreSovereign Sukuk issuance is on the rise and the market is likely to expand
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Read MoreStrict norms have hindered
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