Can profit and loss sharing (PLS) financing instruments reduce the credit risk of Islamic banks?
An Islamic bank is an interest-free financial institution that is growing rapidly in both Muslim and non-Muslim countries. It provides loans based on both PLS and non-PLS concepts, where the PLS concept shares both profit and loss with the customers, while the non-PLS concept allows charging a fi...
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Physica-Verlag GMBH
2020
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