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According to a recent report by The Daily Star, Bangladesh Bank has received 13 new applications for digital bank licences, including one from a local conglomerate seeking to establish an Islamic digital bank. These applications followed the central bank's renewed call under its revised Guidelines t...
KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysia terus mengukuhkan kedudukan sebagai peneraju kewangan Islam dunia apabila mencatat pencapaian memberangsangkan, termasuk menguasai hampir 45 peratus pasaran sukuk global.
KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysia Debt Venture Bhd (MDV) meluluskan pembiayaan untuk projek teknologi hijau kepada lebih 148 syarikat berjumlah RM2.26 bilion setakat ini, kata Menteri Sains, Teknologi dan Inovasi, Chang Lih Kang.
ISLAMABAD: A parliamentary committee on Wednesday asked the State Bank of Pakistan (SBP) to intervene after lawmakers raised concerns that some Islamic banks were compelling female employees to wear abayas. Members of the Senate Standing Committee on Finance said women should not be forced into adop...
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Nigeria may be standing at the edge of a renewed debt crisis unless it accelerates fiscal reforms, strengthens revenue mobilisation, and improves transparency in debt reporting. This warning dominated discussions at the Capital Market Academics of Nigeria (CMAN) Q4 2025 Virtual Symposium. The symposium, themed: “Nigeria’s Rising Debt Profile and Sustainability Imperatives,” brought together leading […]
ISLAMABAD: A parliamentary committee and the government agreed on Wednesday to ask the State Bank of Pakistan to persuade commercial banks to stop mandating that their female employees wear abayas, arguing women should not be compelled to adopt a specific religious look. The pledge came during a meeting of the Senate Standing Committee on Finance where lawmakers also learnt of a plan by tax authorities to install artificial intelligence-based cameras across 17 major industrial sectors to combat widespread tax evasion. The discussion on dress codes was initiated by Senator Zarqa Suharwardy, who informed the committee that some Islamic banks were forcing female staff to wear abayas. “Pakistani women already use decent clothing and should not be forced to wear abayas at Islamic bank counters to give a religious look,” she said. The committee, presided over by Senator Saleem Mandviwala, concluded that the State Bank of Pakistan (SBP) should intervene. A representative of the SBP present at the mee
