
It is also interesting to compare figures as they refer to various sources of information and are authored from rather different perspectives:
Ernst & Young - Islamic Funds & Investment Report
Moody's - Islamic Finance 2007 Review and 2008 Outlook
S&P - Islamic Finance Outlook 2008

Here is also the International Financial Services London (IFSL) Report on Islamic Finance. They also have the previous year report so interesting to compare 2007-2008 figures.
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The data on Canada having an Islamic Bank is incorrect but overall good report.
ReplyDeleteThis is not a resource itself but rather a set of links to resources. Please check it out since Falaika seems to have quite a lot of information available online:
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I have also come across these article & discussions (some in Arabic) from KAU's Islamic Economics Research Centre (my new best friends):
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And the new site from KFH Research:
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