Goldman's $2b sukuk debut puts Islamic scholars on edge
Goldman Sachs Group Inc's $2 billion (Dh7.34 billion) Islamic debt debut is leading scholars to call for stricter supervision. Goldman said in an Oct-ober 18 prospectus that it would use proceeds for general corporate purposes and financing needs. Non-Islamic banks need to make investment plans clearer, while approvers need to…
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