United Arab Emirates
Mazen Boustany and Muhammad Syamsulfaiz Zainuddin of Habib Al Mulla & Co take a look at the impact of the credit crisis on the Islamic finance industry, and explain why the past eighteen months have highlighted a need for further innovation.
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