Show Notes
Islamic investors are increasingly looking beyond traditional asset classes toward private credit, infrastructure, real estate, venture capital and other Shariah-compliant alternatives. We examine how Islamic finance can play a greater role in funding start-ups, innovation and high-growth businesses, while addressing structuring trends, risk management, liquidity and the opportunity for Southeast Asia to establish itself as a leading centre for alternative Islamic investments. Moderator: Tom ...
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