02.04.2012 - Islamic finance must move from personality to institutionalisation
The Islamic finance industry must put in place well-planned and transparent succession programmes to reduce the risk that is a result of reliance on key people. The key-person risk in the public sector, and among Sharia scholars, may be more acute in Muslim countries that are Islamic finance hubs. For example, in Malaysia the central bank governor Dr Zeti Akhtar Aziz has been referred to as the "first lady of Islamic finance" or "a governor's governor" for Islamic finance. She has been the "voice, face and will" for Islamic finance not only in Malaysia, but across the globe...............................................Full Article: Source
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