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[Article] The Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) Funding Gap in Islamic Finance - A Reflection

Investment trends in Europe and globally have shown that more and more investors who were interested in investing in innovative and real-economy-linked products have shifted their preferences from classical Islamic finance/faith-based products to more tailor-made types of sustainable investments such as ESG, Sustainable and Responsible Investment (SRI) and green products.

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This article was first published in ISRA I-FIKR Digest Issue 06 September 2018

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