Islamic finance awards 2005: A year of expansion and innovation

Nigel Dudley

February 01, 2005

Islamic finance has made striking advances in the past year in its prime market of Muslim individuals, sovereigns and institutions, and among non-Muslim issuers and consumers attracted to Shariah-compliant products.

Best legal adviser in Islamic finance	Best Islamic assurance and advisory services
Best commodities house	Best takaful provider
Best Islamic private banking services	Best Islamic private-equity house
Best Islamic project finance house	Best Islamic white labelling services
Best Islamic real-estate finance house	Most innovative Islamic finance house
Best domestic market sukuk house	Best international market sukuk house
Best Islamic leasing house	Best Islamic asset management house
Best Islamic wholesale bank	Best Islamic retail market
Best provider of Islamic financial services in the Middle East	Best provider of Islamic financial services in Asia
Islamic finance product of the year	Islamic finance deal of the year
Outstanding contribution to the development of Islamic finance

It has been an extraordinary year for Islamic banking. A transaction volume has been reached that would have been inconceivable only a couple of years ago and technical sophistication has extended Islamic finance into areas previously thought to be beyond the limits of Shariah compliance.

Islamic finance awards 2005: A year of expansion and innovation

Islamic finance has made striking advances in the past year in its prime market of Muslim individuals, sovereigns and institutions, and among non-Muslim issuers and consumers attracted to Shariah-compliant products.

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