Steve Troop of Barwa Bank
Barwa Bank's Chief Executive Officer explains the impact of Barwa’s purchase of IBQ’s Islamic retail assets
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Wednesday 14, September 2011 | The Authoritative Voice of Islamic Finance
Window of Opportunity
Cover interview
Steve Troop of Barwa Bank
- 16 FUND HOUSE
- 28 Indian tiger
- 36 School of thought
FUND HOUSE
Islamic funds grew 7.6 per cent in 2010; however, global economic uncertainty means that challenging times lie ahead
Indian tiger
With the world’s third-largest Muslim population and a rapidly growing economy, what’s standing in the way of Islamic finance flourishing in India?
School of thought
Educational institutes are continually launching courses in Islamic finance; however it seems that qualifications aren’t enough