Islamic repos aim to provide Islamic financial institutions with an additional avenue to source their funding requirements, providing banks with relevant tools to effectively manage their liquidity needs allowing the banks to finance its asset inventory.
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Sunday, 7 November 2010
FINANCE - IILM - Retooling Liquidity Management
Islamic repos aim to provide Islamic financial institutions with an additional avenue to source their funding requirements, providing banks with relevant tools to effectively manage their liquidity needs allowing the banks to finance its asset inventory.
Tuesday, 5 October 2010
CAPITAL MARKETS - REPORTS - IFIR 2010 - Islamic fund assets remained flat in 2009
see also : http://islamicfinanceindonesia.blogspot.com/2010/09/islamic-funds-ifir-2010-from-ernst.html
“The Islamic fund industry needs to evaluate new strategies to restimulate growth. Islamic fund assets remained flat in 2009 at $52 billion, whereas the potential wealth pool grew by 20 percent, now estimated at $480 billion,” concludes the Islamic Funds & Investments Report (IFIR) 2010 which was published by international auditing and advisory firm Ernst & Young in September 2010.
“The Islamic fund industry needs to evaluate new strategies to restimulate growth. Islamic fund assets remained flat in 2009 at $52 billion, whereas the potential wealth pool grew by 20 percent, now estimated at $480 billion,” concludes the Islamic Funds & Investments Report (IFIR) 2010 which was published by international auditing and advisory firm Ernst & Young in September 2010.
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