Technology Aids Sharia Compliance for Islamic Finance's Rise

After the global financial crisis, some western investors sought restricted exposure to the types of assets that brought the world's economy to its knees. And more crucially, the number of Muslim investors requiring that their investment activities comply with the Islamic moral code, known as Sharia, is growing. These factors have brought about an increase in Islamic banking activity, and have drawn attention to the Islamic finance sector. This rise in prominence has left an opening for

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