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Demand grows for Islamic op risk managers

The growth of Islamic finance throughout the Middle East - and further beyond - has shifted attention to the levels of knowledge and experience required by banking professionals to operate in this area of finance. Jessica Meek assesses the operational risk implications for the region

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The Middle East has been through a turbulent time in the past couple of years. While Syria is still experiencing conflict, areas such as Egypt and Libya have emerged from conflict with new leaders and the potential and desire for new systems of government.
This has opened the door to a potential rise in Islamic banking, something that a November 2011 report by Deutsche Bank described as "anathema"

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