Given 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 MoreInvestors look at various parameters to understand and evaluate a company’s attractiveness. One such item in the balance sheet is the level of cash that a company holds.
Read MoreThis article was originally published in Islamic Finance News (IFN).
Read MoreCustomers are increasingly expecting certain advantages when they shop, travel and handle their finances such as digital access, personalization, loyalty tracking and no touch transactions. In a relatively new trend, customers have similar expectations when they dine as well.
Read MoreDigital ride sharing platforms are placed within the wider framework of an emerging disruptive model that is referred to as the sharing economy.
Read MoreAn article on Liquidity management Islamic banking and comparing its differences with that of conventional banking
Read MoreGCC Banks - The term liquidity is defined as the banks’ ability to fund rising assets and to meet its obligations on time.
Read MoreThis article was originally published in Islamic Finance News (IFN).
Read MoreGCC countries are in the process of openi
Read MoreThe article analyzes Kuwait's retail sector and identifies key growth drivers
Read MoreCapital Investment is a harbinger of future growth. In 2018, Saudi Corporates capital expenditure exceeded total income for the year
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Read MoreAverage crude oil prices have trended upwards for four consecutive months in 20
Read MoreAn article that finds out how the rise in automation is changing the ways of doing business for SMEs in the GCC
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Read MoreReform measures in Kuwait fuel stock rally in Kuwait banking stocks leading to their outperformance
Read MoreThe labor market is undergoing a perce
Read MoreSovereign Sukuk issuance is on the rise and the market is likely to expand
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