Eurasian Development Bank Joins Islamic Financial Services Board as Associate Member  Astana Times

(PDF) Employee Engagement and Green Finance: An Analysis of Indonesian Banking Sustainability Reports  ResearchGate

Saudi’s Bank Aljazira issues SAR-denominated T1 sukuk  ZAWYA

The potential of Sharia-compliant finance for landlords – Donnelly  Mortgage Solutions

UAE’s Islamic finance a model of growth and sustainability  Gulf Today

Along with other professionals, for many years I have been asking the UK Government to eliminate the capital gains tax charge when appreciated real estate (apart from an individual's main residence) is refinanced in a Shariah compliant way. The tax charge is unfair, because no such charge arises on a conventional refinancing. After many years of ignoring the issue, the Government is consulting on eliminating this tax trap. In the October 2024 Budget it announced that it would be proceeding with changing the law.