IFB:- Islamic finance sector is coming into its own
From Thenational.ae: The recent growth of Islamic finance has proved revolutionary for two reasons: it has provided access to new sources of capital and liquidity and, equally important, it has shown the world an approach... [read full story]
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IFB:- Countries will find their niche in Islamic banking
From Bernama: Malaysia's first mover advantage in the Islamic banking and finance industry will remain intact, said Standard Chartered Saadiq's Chief Executive Officer, Afaq Khan. Malaysia is a long-term player in the industry...
IFB:- Skills shortage fear for Islamic finance
From Accountancymagazine.com: A shortage of expertise and a lack of regulatory harmonisation among Sharia’a principles are the biggest obstacles for growth in the Islamic finance sector, according to a new report. But...
IFB:- Gulf risks losing home advantage in Islamic finance
From Thenational.ae: Other financial centres, from New York to Kuala Lumpur and taking in London and Paris, are challenging the Gulf for leadership of the US$1 trillion (Dh3.67tn) industry. Without some concerted and even...
IFB:- Path eyes France for Islamic growth
From Ibspublishing.com: In anticipation of the introduction of Islamic finance to the French market, Path Solutions has partnered with Hiram Finance, a Paris-based consultancy firm. Hiram Finance, which works with a number of...
IFB:- StanChart Islamic unit eyes expansion
From Btimes.com.my: Standard Chartered Saadiq (SCS) is eyeing expansion, in terms of size and scale, in countries where it has a presence, including Malaysia as it sees a huge growth potential in Islamic finance. SCS is the...
IFB:- South Korea considers issuing its first Islamic bond
From Thenational.ae: South Korean banking officials are in talks with local lenders to launch South Korea’s first sukuk as international demand for Islamic debt instruments grows. The Islamic bond could be worth between Dh1.83...
IFB:- Islamic banks' assets soar 66pct to $580bln in 2008
From Business24-7.ae: The combined assets of Islamic banks jumped by nearly 66 per cent at the end of 2008 despite massive losses suffered by the global banking sector because of the economic crisis, according to a an Arab...
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