Collaborate, complement, co-create: The global Islamic Economy comes together
Mentor and knowledge networks, fintech alliances, start-up spaces, and partnerships, the Islamic Economy is tapping into the potential of its global resources
Having established that the world’s 1.7 billion Muslim population is unified in many of its needs and practices, the Islamic Economy is now celebrating its diversity. Alliances are allowing a cross-section of participants to take advantage of collaborations across the world.
The announcement of a $250 million fund for seed and growth stage companies in October by U.S.-based Affinis Labs, in partnership with Malaysia Venture Capital Management Berhad (MAVCAP) and managed by Elixir Capital, was an embodiment of this idea.
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Shalini Seth, Media ME