Emad Al-Monayea on Islamic finance | Liquidity House

World Finance interviews Emad Al-Monayea, CEO and Vice Chairman of Liquidity Management House on getting back to basics with Islamic bonds

February 3, 2011
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Transcript

The sukuk market is less than 10 years old – but as investors are turning away from the complicated bond structures that contributed to the financial crisis, it is seeing significant growth. Emad Al-Monayea explains the appeal of transparent and responsible sharia bonds.