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A Bank to Serve the Ummah: an IDB Story

From a 19-storey tower in Jeddah, the offices of the Islamic Development Bank (IDB) overlook the Red Sea toward over half of all countries in the world where the multilateral development financing institution aspires to continue transforming the landscape of human development through “providing resources, fighting poverty, restoring human dignity”.

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Structuring Challenges Stifle Contingent Convertible Islamic Bonds

Contingent Convertible Sukuk could open doors of opportunity for Islamic banks, but issues have to first be addressed. We have seen in the past how some universal banks accepted capital injection from outside investors in what would be described as unfavorable terms for main shareholders. In order to hedge this

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Disclosure of three likely flaws in Goldman Sachs’ milestone sukuk

Goldman Sachs claims that its $2 billion Sukuk programme follows a Murabaha structure, Mohammed Khnifer claims otherwise – that it is nothing more than a reverse Tawarruq. What follows is an in-depth review of GS sukuk Offering Circular. To continue, please follow the link: http://reading.academia.edu/MohammedKhnifer/Papers/1209426/Disclosure_of_3_Flaws_in_Goldman_Sachs_2_Billion_Islamic_Bonds --------------------------------- Mr. Khnifer was interviewed

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