| According to the Forecast Study conducted by Thomson Reuters and Zawya in November 2012 study, global captive sukuk demand is expected to double from $240 billion in 2012 to reach $421 billion by 2016. Supply is also forecasted to grow but the spread between demand and supply is expected to widen even further to more than $280 billion within the next four years.
As Thomson Reuters reported, on the demand side, investors expect 50 percent of their portfolios to be allocated to Islamic finance investments, out of which between $200 million and $800 million, or an average of 35 percent to 40 percent, would be allocated to sukuk...............................................Full Article: Source
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