UK county Yorkshire set for Islamic banking boost

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Tuesday 24, January 2012 by Isla MacFarlane

UK county Yorkshire set for Islamic banking boost

The Islamic Bank of Britain (IBB) is considering opening more branches in Yorkshire as growing numbers of Muslims seek financial products that don’t offend their faith, reports the Yorkshire Post.

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