Infrastructure Financing Through Islamic Sukuk: Case Studies in Malaysia Le Financement d'Infrastructures par les Sukuk Islamiques : Études de Cas en Mala1isie
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Abstract
This paper examines the prominent role of sukuk in financing infrastructure
investments in Malaysia by addressing the reality of the global infrastructure market, the
reality and performance of the sukuk market and its contribution to financing
infrastructure investments in general and in Malaysia in particular, through a presentation
of three leading models are: DanaInfra Retail Sukuk, Khazanah Ihsan Sukuk and
Green SRI Sukuk Tadau.
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