FSA to step up islamic finance regulation - papers 14th June

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REGULATORY SCRUTINY of the Muslim financial industry is to be stepped up, says the Financial Services Authority, reports The Financial Times.

According to the paper, the chairman of the FSA, says in particular, the City regulator will soon unveil a framework to bring Islamically compliant "home purchase" plans within its sphere of regulation, while the status of so-called Islamic bonds, or sukuk, is also expected to be addressed. Sir Callum McCarthy told a conference on Islamic finance and trade: "As Islamic finance spreads in retail and wholesale markets, it is becoming more and more important that we create a regulatory framework for this. We need the same level of protection and confidence [in Islamically compliant products...

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