London’s City will support Turkey for an era of strong growth

Islamic finance has developed into an important new financial market, with the global Islamic finance sector estimated to have assets worth around $2 trillion, a figure that is expected to grow at around 20 percent a year over the next decade. Over the last few years especially the range of Islamic financial products available in the global market has widened. This has enabled additional funds to be mobilized to promote economic development and growth in both developed and developing economies.

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Islamic Finance Turkey-Getting The Deal Through 2016

Moody’s report on Turkish banks was ‘intentional’

Turkish regulator also says there is no ‘significant deterioration’ in banks’ assets quality or non-performing loans – Anadolu Agency

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China files a legal claim against the US and Europe at the WTO – Rabobank

According to the Bas van Geffen, Quantitative Analyst at Rabobank, in what is perhaps a pre-emptive strike, China filed a legal claim against the US and Europe at the World Trade Organization, the FT reports today.

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Bahraini bank eyes further investment in Turkey

We want to make new investments in health, education and food sectors, Venture Capital Bank official says. We trust the growth potential of the Turkish economy. We want to make new investments in health, education and food sectors in Turkey in 2017,” Mohammed Janahi told Anadolu Agency on Thursday.

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AgBank fine shows China banks still flunking compliance test

Last week’s $215 million fine for Agricultural Bank of China Ltd (AgBank), the third big Chinese bank disciplined by U.S. regulators in 16 months, shows Chinese lenders still falling short in their compliance duties.

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