Islamic Finance

What 2017 meant for Islamic fintech

BY Leighton Cosseboom and Emmy Abdul Alim

11 Dec 2017

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There was a surge of Islamic fintech activity in 2017, from a bona fide blockchain and cryptocurrency boom to peer-to-peer lending and regulatory shifts. Industry p

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