Wednesday, 28 February 2007 13:31
In the first of a three-part series on LNG finance and risk from leading international law firm White & Case, whose LNG portfolio includes all four Qatargas projects to date, Sakhalin II and the planned Brass LNG in Nigeria, partner Craig Nethercott examines developments in Islamic finance
According to an International Monetary Fund paper there are now more than 300 Islamic financial institutions around the world, compared with only one in 1975, with assets estimated at more than $250 billion.
According to an International Monetary Fund paper there are now more than 300 Islamic financial institutions around the world, compared with only one in 1975, with assets estimated at more than $250 billion.
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