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No Shariah Rules for Breaking Deals Gets Regulator Review: Islamic Finance

Islamic Finance

2010-10-04

No Shariah Rules for Breaking Deals Gets Regulator Review: Islamic Finance

The leading global Islamic Finance accounting regulator is introducing conditions for contracts that comply with religious laws, seeking to standardize an industry with $1 trillion in assets under management.
The Bahrain-based Accounting & Auditing…

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