Does an Islamic finance industry need a unification of standards? A qualitative discussion
The two main problems faced by the Islamic finance industry in Muslim countries are that the markets are fragmented, which gives rise to different governing standards, and that the markets’ growth is very much region-centric. In this article, using a qualitative approach, we identify the obstacles f...
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Arab Law Quarterly
2017
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