THE DIGITAL ECONOMY BREAKDOWN
THE STATE OF THE GLOBAL ISLAMIC ECONOMY REPORT 2015/16
An overview by: Alberto G Brugnoni Managing Partner ASSAIF October - 2015
THE STATE OF THE GLOBAL ISLAMIC ECONOMY REPORT 2015/16
Definition | Market Size Estimates | Landscape & Trends |
Key Market Players| Gaps & Opportunities
AN INDEPENDENT GLOBAL STUDY AND ANALYSIS
STATE OF THE GLOBAL ISLAMIC ECONOMY REPORT 2015/16
DEFINITIONS
The Global Islamic Economy Indicator (GIEI) is a composite Index that presents the current development health of Islamic
economy sectors across 73 core countries
Global Islamic Economy Sectors
THE STATE OF THE GLOBAL ISLAMIC ECONOMY REPORT 2015/16
STATE OF THE GLOBAL ISLAMIC ECONOMY REPORT 2015/16
Muslim countries of the world represent more
than $7 trillion current GDP in 2014
1.7 billion Muslim
population growing at a faster pace than the
global population stretch from Indonesia in the east to Turkey in the west with the Arabian Gulf states at
their centre.
THE STATE OF THE GLOBAL ISLAMIC ECONOMY REPORT 2015/16
Further growth can be seen by the fact that new markets are very much in abundance around the world
the potential core Islamic Banking to be 1.27% of global banking in
2014.
THE STATE OF THE GLOBAL ISLAMIC ECONOMY REPORT 2015/16
A $1.8 trillion existing Islamic finance market and $1.35 Islamic Banking (assets, 2014)
THE STATE OF THE GLOBAL ISLAMIC ECONOMY REPORT 2015/16
Malaysia, Bahrain, and United Arab Emirates maintain the leadership in the Islamic Finance indicator
Several African countries are launching debut sovereign Sukuk & Islamic banking windows. East Asian countries are adapting their
regulatory frameworks for Islamic Finance. Central Asian such as Kazakhstan &Azerbaijan and European banks in Russia
&Germany are also tying up with Islamic finance
THE STATE OF THE GLOBAL ISLAMIC ECONOMY REPORT 2015/16
Top 10 Countries in Islamic Finance
THE STATE OF THE GLOBAL ISLAMIC ECONOMY REPORT 2015/16
Key Market Players in Islamic Finance Sector
THE STATE OF THE GLOBAL ISLAMIC ECONOMY REPORT 2015/16
The issue of OIC countries being more vulnerable due to national structure imbalances and regional political risk. Unemployment remains particularly high in Northern Africa and Western Asia. The issue of low oil prices and the potential of US interest rates impacting the interest rates of OIC countries
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