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Good for Growth? The Spread of Islamic Banking can Spur Development in Countries with Large Muslim Populations

Dec 01, 2010 | P. Imam, K. Kpodar | IMF

This article discusses how Islamic banking can spur development in countries with large Muslim populations. It outlines the growth of the industry, draws links with economic development and considers policy implications.

Theme: Islamic Finance, Financial Stability & Governance, Banking Supervision and Regulation | Pages: 2
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