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Falling short
By
Goh Thean Eu
- Asia
- Global
The sukuk market is stunted by lack of supply and standardisation
On the face of it, Islamic bonds, or sukuk, have what is probably the key factor required to become a major force in the financial industry: a vast and ready market. But in reality, the sukuk market hasn’t lived up to its full potential in ro...
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