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Release date
November 2023
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Region
Worldwide
Survey time period
2012 to 2022
Supplementary notes
Sukuk: Is a financial product complying to sharia law. It is a financial certificate comparable to a bond which allows the issuer to sell those sukuks to investors in order to purchase and assets of which investors have a partial ownership. The sukuk issuer is contractually bound to buy back those sukuks at a future date as per value. The main difference between a sukuk and a conventional bond is the abstention from accumulating interest.
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