| The global Islamic finance market will more than double in value during the next three years to more than US$2 trillion (Dh7.34tn), the ratings agency Standard & Poor's says, as the Arabian Gulf embarks on a renewed deal-making boom.
The prediction came as banks reported unusually early demand in Oman from retail investors on the opening days of alizz islamic bank's first public share sale. Islamic financial markets in the Gulf are experiencing "exuberant growth", said Paul-Henri Pruvost, a financial analyst at S&P...............................................Full Article: Source |