| 12.05.2010 - Illiquid currencies dim Asia's sharia finance appeal |
| From Asiaone.com: Asia's relatively illiquid currencies restrict the region's Islamic finance growth potential as foreign investors have limited appetite for holding local currency assets, PricewaterhouseCoopers said on Tuesday. Malaysia is regarded as a key Islamic finance centre and has the world's largest sukuk market, while Indonesia is seen as offering vast untapped opportunities in the sector..............................................Full Article: Source |