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The global Islamic finance industry is expected to continue on its growth trajectory with an estimated total global asset of $4.95trn by 2025, and average growth of 8% in the next five years.
According to the Islamic finance development report 2021, the main drivers of development in the industry are; quantitative development, knowledge, governance, corporate, social responsibility, and awareness. 2021 was an eventful year for the non-interest finance market in Nigeria as the awareness, discussions and its consideration as a veritable source of financing infrastructure and sustainable development gained traction in the country.
This special edition of the Islamic Finance Weekly anchored by Bukola Akinyele-Yisau features the Top 10 videos of the Programme for the year 2021.
It features the top 10 Videos for the year 2021, covering interviews, virtual webinars, and presentations on key developments that occurred in the industry.
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