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Islamic banking for corporates
Broadening horizons
Despite its expansion into the mainstream, Islamic banking is still perceived as complex and often misunderstood by many corporate leaders.
Ambiguities around what it is, its principles, structures, and market dynamics pose challenges for corporate leaders looking to engage with or invest in this space. Without clear understanding and visibility, participants in the wider market, including multinational corporates, could miss out on a five trillion-dollar strategic financing opportunity that offers access to values-driven, Shariah-compliant capital and growing investor demand across key markets.
To unlock its full potential, it is essential for corporate leaders to first build a clear and nuanced understanding of how Islamic banking works and where it creates strategic value.

1,513 unique corporate issuers
Corporate Sukuk issuance in H1 2025

USD7.5 trillion
Projected Islamic finance assets by 2028

65% knowledge gap
65 per cent of corporates interested in Islamic banking had no prior knowledge or exposure to it
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Designed for global corporate leaders, this report is packed with insights to help you leverage the strategic opportunities Islamic banking brings.
Key content includes:
- Understand Islamic banking in five questions
- Why Islamic banking matters and why it should be part of corporate treasury strategies beyond faith-driven reasons
- How Islamic banking solutions can enable growth, and strategic opportunities ahead
- Real-world client solutions spotlights
You may also register for a webinar where we discuss the key findings and applications of Islamic banking for corporates.
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Webinar: Broadening horizons in Islamic finance
In this exclusive Standard Chartered webinar, industry and corporate leaders share real-world examples of how Shariah-compliant finance is driving measurable business impact. Discussions will be around:
- Client perspectives from real estate, transportation, and renewables on how Islamic financing structures are being used to solve sector-specific challenges
- How government priorities across key markets are shaping Islamic finance adoption
- How Islamic finance supports ESG and transition goals
Speakers:
- Mak Joon Nien – CEO & Head of Coverage, Standard Chartered, Malaysia
- Puan Noorlida Jelani – CFO, UEM Lestra Berhad, Malaysia
- Muhammad Faisal – CEO, Lucky Motor Corporation, Pakistan
- Vivek Uberoi – Executive Director Corporate Finance, OMNIYAT, UAE
- Mustafa Adil – Head of Islamic Finance, London Stock Exchange Group
Date and time: 27 November 2025, Thursday | 5:30 – 6:15PM GMT+8