Islamic PPPs: What's holding the market back?

Region:

Asia-Pacific, Europe , Middle East & Africa

Tom Nelthorpe

The World Bank and the Islamic Development Bank have issued a report highlighting the potential for Islamic finance in PPP. And untapped pools of capital could boost Islamic sources’ share of the infrastructure PPP finance market. But shariah-compliant structures have yet to prove their reliability when deals go bad.

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