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ARTICLE · 27 JUNE 2018

Islamic Finance - More Than Window Dressing?

This article considers the most common structures employed in Islamic finance and deals with some of the criticisms surrounding its practice.

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This article considers the most common structures employed in Islamic finance and deals with some of the criticisms surrounding its practice.

Introduction

Islamic finance is one of the fastest developing areas of finance which has grown at between 10 to 15 percent annually over the last decade. In addition to Muslim majority states, Islamic finance continues to expand into an increasing number of non-Muslim countries. Over the past decade, legislative reforms have been introduced in several jurisdictions, including major financial centers such as the UK, Hong Kong and Singapore, to place Islamic finance on an equal footing (from a regulatory and tax angle) with its conventional counterpart.

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