How will artificial intelligence, blockchain and big data shape Islamic finance – and what are the risks and opportunities for the new pioneers?

In the fast-moving, technologically agile world of today, it remains imperative to connect people with the services that they need in a convenient, inclusive and easy way. With a comprehensive service and a large banking network, Jordan Islamic Bank is succeeding

The Islamic finance sector was able to build back better following the global financial crisis 14 years ago and this has put it in a good position as the world emerges from the ravages of the pandemic

Financial institutions have the potential to do a huge amount of good. At Jordan Islamic Bank, this is reflected in its social and environmental initiatives

Although Islamic banking continues to show solid growth, there has been some turbulence. The World Finance Islamic Finance Awards 2020 showcase the firms looking to the future by broadening their appeal

Newly-appointed chairman HE Mr Musa Shihadeh outlines JIB’s recent performance

Emirates Islamic has claimed many firsts in the Islamic finance market, becoming a pacesetter in the race to provide customers with digital solutions

Offering Sharia-compliant products and services, participatory banking is reshaping Morocco’s financial landscape

A number of leading financial institutions in Jordan are acknowledging the positive effect of financial inclusion on the overall wellbeing of the country’s economy

With the Islamic finance sector experiencing slow growth in 2018, this year promises more of the same. As the market’s rapid development moderates, the 2019 World Finance Islamic Finance Awards celebrate the companies still taking advantage of its abundant opportunities

Expanding Jordan Islamic Bank’s physical network is key to improving financial inclusion in Jordan, says HE Mr Musa Shihadeh

For a multitude of reasons, many people can’t or won’t take out a loan to purchase a property. Global Housing looks to offer these people an alternative path towards home ownership

CEO and managing director Musa Shihadeh discusses the bank’s new solar plant and driving financial inclusion through technology

KIB’s Mohammad Said El Saka explains the bank’s strategy to become Kuwait’s Islamic bank of choice

Following the oil price crash, Islamic banking has emerged as a key support for businesses looking to capitalise on the opportunities of economic diversification