Rise of sukuk opens opportunities in Muslim nations, says HSBC


KUALA LUMPUR: The rise of sukuk, driven by the growing influence of investors who want shariah-compliant investment and savings products, opens new opportunities in Islamic economies, says HSBC Bank Malaysia Bhd.

For those seeking finance, offering shariah-compliant debt offers access to the large pool of capital in oil-rich countries in the Middle East and Southeast Asia.

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