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Put to the Test Islamic banks were more resilient than conventional banks during the
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Document Date: 2010-12-07 12:41:43

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City

Hampshire / Rabat / /

Company

International Islamic Liquidity Corporation / /

Country

Qatar / Turkey / Malaysia / Pakistan / Jordan / Saudi Arabia / Bahrain / United Kingdom / Morocco / United Arab Emirates / Kuwait / /

IndustryTerm

financial products / harmonized accounting / conventional banks / bank lending / bank / conventional bank / bank assets / banking / external bank ratings / bank discount window / liquidity infrastructure / conventional finance / finance / bank-level data / liquidity risk management / retail deposits / /

Organization

Financial Services Board / Accounting and Auditing Organization of Islamic Financial Institutions / International Monetary Fund / IMF’s Monetary and Capital Markets Department / Central Asia Department / /

Person

Jemma Dridi / M. Ishaq Bhatti / Maher Hasan / M. Mansoor / /

Position

Deputy Division Chief / Economist / /

Region

Central Asia / Middle East / East Asia / /

Technology

ATM / /

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