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Source: Islamic Development Bank
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CIMB Group has today officially launched its Islamic securities services platform. The offering utilises specialisations from the bank's four business units comprising trustee services and products, custody, corporate agency and fund accounting.
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Capital markets are crying out for a shiny new funding machine free of the problems that have beset the conventional model. But Islamic finance must choose a different path from the one it has previously followed if it hopes to assume that function and wire in sustainable growth.
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Qatar Islamic Bank (QIB) has reported a net profit of QAR1.11bn ($275m) for the nine months up to September this year. This puts the bank up 22.5% on the profit it had achieved by this point in 2010. Amidst biggest areas of growth, the bank's investment portfolio witnessed an increase of 174%, from QAR6bn last year to QAR16.6bn this year, resulting from QIB's risk-free investment in government sukuk.
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Manama, Bahrain: Arab Banking Corporation today announced that its consolidated Group net profit for the first nine months of 2011 was US$157 million, 40% higher than last year. Net profit for the third quarter was US$41 million compared to US$68 million in the second quarter, due to net impairment provision charge of US$20 million compared to net recovery of US$8 million during the previous quarter.