ISLAMIC FINANCE & CAPITAL MARKETS

Participation Banking Assets in Turkey Seen Doubling Over 5 Years

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Turkey’s Islamic banking assets, also known as participation banking assets, are seen doubling through the next five years, according to global rating agency Moody’s.

The rapid growth is being fueled by Turkish government policies and regulations, and the expansion of participation banking networks, Moody’s Investors Service said in a report. READ MORE

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