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First Islamic Bank Launched

June 2010 | Market Alert

BMI View : Tunisia has launched its first Islamic Bank, which should see strong market demand for its services. The bank, Banque Azzitouna will be directed at both businesses and individuals, and will be expected to attract clients through its no-interest loans, among the 30 other products it will offer.

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