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The past year in Islamic finance was defined by rate hikes, increased volatility, and high oil price. Outlook in 2023 is likely to be clouded by slower growth with the largest economies falling into recession. Still, demand for sukuk remains strong and liquidity in the market is supported by the elevated oil price. Sukuk issuance could resume from where it left off a few years ago as the effects of the Covid crisis fade setting the stage for total Islamic finance assets to reach US$5.9 trillion by 2026.
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Growing awareness of Islamic banking and finance has increased demand for Shariah-compliant products. Capital markets can bring together green sukuk, green infrastructure funds and sustainable finance instruments serving as a scalable Islamic climate finance solution to meet the needs of Asia and the Middle East.
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The Asset Events is pleased to be hosting the 6th Global Islamic Finance Issuers and Investors Leadership Dialogue. The event will gather key players, stakeholders and scholars to discuss the issues, challenges and opportunities in the Islamic finance industry.
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Date: Wednesday, 16 August 2023 Time: 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM Venue: Four Seasons Hotel, Kuala Lumpur
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