As the likelihood of launching an Islamic private bank in Asia gets higher and higher with Bank Muamalat Malaysia drafting plans to do so in the next year, the challenge of reaching a threshold of US$3 billion to US$5 billion in assets under management (AUM) remains, according to Professor Shamsher Mohamad. While the potential for an Islamic private bank in…
Islamic private banks need US$3 – US$5 billion in AUM to be profitable in Asia
28 October 2014
Share article
Share article
Related News

Is China facing its ‘Lehman moment’? Here’s what private banks think
27 July 2022

Five China challenges for private banks in 2H2022
22 July 2022

Movers & Shakers – Private banks turn more selective as 2H22 looms
21 June 2022

Thailand’s growing wealth poses riddle for top private banks
10 June 2022

Why Taiwan is a haven for private banks amid supply chain chaos
23 May 2022

Asia’s private banks cool on Chinese ADRs as de-listing threat grows
25 March 2022