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The financial sector plays a critical
role in the socio-economic development of any country. Islamic finance
was designed as a just and ethical financial system, supporting the
efficient allocation of resources both for wealth creation purposes, as
well as the betterment of society. Islamic finance is expected to further
enhance socio-economic well-being in countries in which it operates, both
through supporting the financial needs of households and businesses in a
Shariah-compliant manner; as well as through additional support via
zakat, waqf and Islamic microfinance.
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RAM Ratings: Malaysian Power Sector
Catalyst for Sukuk Development
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In
conjunction with the region’s integration under the ASEAN Economic
Community, RAM Ratings has published the maiden report in
its ASEAN Power Series. This report presents RAM’s assessment of
the power sector’s structure, regulatory landscape, capacity and
fuel-supply situation, the key players and how these influence the
industry’s growth and infrastructure funding.
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Please log
on to www.mifc.com or call +603
26923481 for more information.
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