The Islamic finance industry resiliently grew by 17% in 2021, reaching nearly US$4 trillion in total assets. The growth was evident across sectors including Islamic banking, Sukuk, Islamic funds, and other financial institutions. Notably, Islamic banking, comprising 70% of assets, expanded due to government support, operational efficiency, and strong demand. Net income surged by 290%, while average return on assets also increased. The rise of fully digital Islamic banks globally and responses to the LIBOR transition, such as Malaysia's MYOR-i and Oman's Islamic money market instruments, highlighted industry innovation. Efforts to enhance sustainability, governance, knowledge, and awareness through the Islamic Finance Development Indicator (IFDI) underscore industry progress, positioning Islamic finance for continued growth and innovation.
The Islamic finance industry resiliently grew by 17% in 2021, reaching nearly US$4 trillion in total assets. The growth was evident across sectors including Islamic banking, Sukuk, Islamic funds, and other financial institutions. Notably, Islamic banking, comprising 70% of assets, expanded due to government support, operational efficiency, and strong demand. Net income surged by 290%, while average return on assets also increased. The rise of fully digital Islamic banks globally and responses to the LIBOR transition, such as Malaysia's MYOR-i and Oman's Islamic money market instruments, highlighted industry innovation. Efforts to enhance sustainability, governance, knowledge, and awareness through the Islamic Finance Development Indicator (IFDI) underscore industry progress, positioning Islamic finance for continued growth and innovation.
The article covers the issues of the establishment, introduction, development of takaful insurance funds in Uzbekistan and the essence of the Islamic financial market, the study of scientific approaches to its modern Islamic financial instruments, as well as the scientific foundations of the mechanism and typology of the takaful insurance market; elucidates scientific and theoretical views on the content of takaful insurance funds as an economic category and its role in the global insurance market, and assesses the development and modern state of takaful insurance funds in the insurance market.
The article reflects the results of a study of the Islamic capital market, which has become increasingly popular in recent years. It examines the degree of robustness of the instruments of the Islamic capital market to external shock factors in comparison with traditional ones. The author drew important conclusions as a result of an analysis conducted using the Hills estimation and OLS log-log regression methods.
In the article, the development of dualism in economic systems during the emergence of new relations of production and the state's policies and institutions during this period to ensure that they support and help new methods of production, dualism studied by several economists methodological problems specific to the financial system are studied. The author has studied how the dualistic financial system affects the emergence of crises and conflict situations in the economy, in particular, its negative impact on the stable improvement of product production, competitiveness and general economic well-being. The author has further strengthened his views on these relations with a comprehensive analysis of the financial literature, which is presented in the cross-section of countries and years. According to the results of the study, due to the review of the dualistic financial system, the authors consider important proposals for the existing problems of the economy. The article examines the economic relations of the formation, distribution and use of monetary funds in the dualistic financial system and emphasizes the effects of their use.
The article examines the role of green bonds and their subtype, green mortgage-backed securities, in the global financial market, as well as the prospects for their application in Uzbekistan. Green bonds are increasingly used as an important financial instrument that enables investors to channel funds into environmentally sustainable projects. In the United States, green mortgage-backed securities issued by major agencies play a leading role in financing the energy-efficient housing market. The experience of Europe, Canada, and Australia likewise demonstrates the steady international development of this instrument. In Uzbekistan, the green mortgage market is only beginning to take shape, being gradually introduced through national strategies, pilot projects supported by international financial institutions, and commercial bank products. The research findings indicate that green mortgage-backed securities are not only a source of financial returns, but also an important mechanism for combating climate change and supporting the transition to a sustainable economy.
