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ADNOC’s six listed companies delivered a robust and resilient performance in the first quarter of 2026, highlighting the strength, scale, and integration of the Group’s diversified portfolio.

Why LSEG for Islamic finance? Comprehensive coverage across 13,800+ Sukuk profiles, 30,000+ Shariah‑screened stocks and 1,600+ Islamic financial entities. Find out more: lseg.group/44KxcDJ #Islamicfinance #Sukuk

The global economy is shifting from a fuel-intensive to a mineral-intensive system, where economic sovereignty now rests on the secure flow of critical materials. This evolution requires more than logistics. It requires a fundamental structural change in how these markets are governed and connected. Recognising this, DMCC is expanding its support for the critical minerals sector, building on its established expertise in gold and precious metals, and diamonds and precious stones. As geographic concentration and export restrictions create new bottlenecks, the need for neutral, well-regulated trade infrastructure has never been more urgent. Dubai is not just observing this transformation. It is building the trade infrastructure it requires. Read the full article on our website: dmcc.tech/493S4r3

Islamic Deal Connect enhances end-to-end efficiency and offers simplifications in the process of recording Islamic deals. Learn more about Islamic Deal Connect: lseg.group/islamic-deal-c… #IslamicFinance #IslamicDealConnect

Liquidity management remains a key challenge in Islamic finance, as banks face structural constraints and limited access to short term instruments, relying on sukuk to manage funding needs. Discover key interview takeaways: lseg.group/IFDI2025 #IFInterviews #IFDI2025

We are proud to welcome Oman Investment Bank as Partner for IFN Uzbekistan Forum 2026. This event will take place on 12th May 2026 at Uzbekistan Banking Association. FREE registrations now open: redmoneyevents.com/event/ifnuzbek…

‘According to UN Development Programme data, 68% of the population and 60% of entrepreneurs in Uzbekistan are not prepared to use traditional banking products for religious reasons.’ (Source: islamicfinancenews.com/supplements/if…) This reflects the demand for Islamic finance not only on the economic, but also on the social level, as the authors remark. A better legal framework coupled with an expanded financial instrument offering has the potential to boost financial inclusion. What this reveals is a clear gap between demand and the financial infrastructure needed to support it. As Islamic finance scales and new asset classes emerge, well-built technology should be a key facilitator. Introducing @murabex, a Shari’ah-compliant, community-driven commodity Murabaha platform designed to help financial institutions build efficient digital ecosystems, improve liquidity and make markets more accessible for both local and international participants. If you’re attending the IFN Uzbekistan Forum 2026 in Tashkent on 12 May, connect with @IosifItkin, CEO & Co-founder of @exactpro and CTO of Murabex, to learn more about the platform. Find out more at exactpro.com/events/ifn-uzb… #IFNEvents2026 #IFNUzbekistanForum2026 #IFNUzbekistan #IslamicFinance #Murabaha

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