The move comes as the global Islamic banking sector continues to defy the downward trend and expands its global presence. According Thomson Reuters, Islamic finance assets is expected to reach $3.9 trillion (Dh14 trillion) by 2023, up from US$2.2 trillion (Dh8 trillion) in 2016, despite the Covid-19 pandemic. Islamic banks with strong Shariah compliance and real asset-backed lending, have emerged stronger after every financial crisis that have exposed the weaknesses of the conventional banking systems. That’s why, the number of…
