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Prospects of Development of the Industry of 'Islamic' Finance in the Russian Federation. Main Obstackless and Suggestions to Overcome Them
[Перспективы Развития Индустрии "Исламских" Финансов В Российской Федерации. Основные Препятствия И Предложения По Их Преодолению]

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  • Danilov, Yury A. (Данилов, Юрий)

    (Russian Presidential Academy of National Economy and Public Administration (RANEPA))

  • Yandiev, Magomet (Яндиев, Магомет)

    (Moscow State University - Faculty of Economics)

Abstract

The paper deals with the introduction of Islamic finance model in the practice of the Russian financial market. The reasons of advancing growth of Islamic finance in the modern world, international experience on the formation of Islamic finance segments in various countries around the world, both Muslim and non-Muslim. Analyzes the main obstacles are formulated basic options to overcome them and made suggestions on the choice of the optimal variant. Estimates of the socio-economic effects of the introduction of Islamic finance in Russia.

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  • Danilov, Yury A. (Данилов, Юрий) & Yandiev, Magomet (Яндиев, Магомет), 2016. "Prospects of Development of the Industry of 'Islamic' Finance in the Russian Federation. Main Obstackless and Suggestions to Overcome Them [Перспективы Развития Индустрии "Исламских" Финансов В Российской Федерации. Основные Препятствия ," Working Papers 2862, Russian Presidential Academy of National Economy and Public Administration.
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