Wednesday 29, February 2012 by Isla MacFarlane
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Islamic finance cannot afford to be exclusive if it wants to outgrow its niche status
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Two Bahraini banks in merger talks as consolidation…
Bahrain's Al Salam Bank and BMI Bank, an affiliate of Oman's Bank Muscat, have announced plans to merge, a tie-up which would create… read more