| From Gulf-times.com: Lack of liquidity, questionable Shariah-compliance by some sukuks and replenishment of capital remain risks to Islamic financing, according to Qatar First Investment Bank (QFIB).
“A tipping point has been reached in the finance across the GCC markets which could lead to accelerated growth. All the main economies in the GCC have a positive outlook and it is important that Islamic Finance links into this growth,” QFIB CEO Mike de Graffenried said.............................................Full Article: Source
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