ICD Annual Report 2023 Comprehensive overview of the Institute's activities, achievements, and financial performance during the year.

This report presents an overview of the Islamic Corporation for the Development of the Private Sector (ICD) for 2023. It covers the institution's financial performance, risk management, and governance, highlighting its efforts to promote private sector growth and sustainable development across its member countries. The document emphasizes ICD's strategic investments and operational achievements throughout the year.

This comprehensive report from the Islamic Corporation for the Development of the Private Sector delves into the pivotal role the private sector plays in sustainable development across our member countries. Featuring detailed analyses and success stories from 2023, the report highlights strategic responses to global business contexts and sustainable investment impacts. Learn about our ongoing initiatives to close the SDGs gap and foster economic resilience.

ICD-REFINITIV OIC INFRASTRUCTURE OUTLOOK 2023

ICD Annual Report 2022 - Reinvigorating the private sector to shape a better future

ICD Financial Report 2021 - Reinvigorating the private sector to shape a better future

ICD ANNUAL DEVELOPMENT EFFECTIVENESS REPORT 2022

OIC Investment Outlook

Islamic Finance Development Indicator (IFDI) is composite weighted index that measures the overall development of the Islamic finance industry. The information is comprehensively gathered from a universe of 136 countries and measured across more than 10 key metrics, including Knowledge, Governance, Sustainability and Awareness.

ICD-Refinitiv OIC Megatrends Report 2022

ICD Annual Report 2021 - Stronger Together

ICD Annual Development Effectiveness Report 2021

The Role of Awqaf in Achieving the SDGs and Vision 2030 in KSA

ICD Corporate Brochure 2020

ICD-REFINITIV Islamic Finance Development Report 2020: PROGRESSING THROUGH ADVERSITY

The global economy is showing signs of slowing down. Growth for the developed economies is expected to reduce to 1.7 percent in 2020, while emerging and developing economies may experience an increase to 4.6 percent in the same period.

ICD and Refinitiv, the leading global provider of financial markets data, are proud to present the findings of the seventh edition of the Islamic Finance Development Report: Shifting Dynamics. We hope that the analyses and information in the report, which is based on the Islamic Finance Development Indicator (IFDI), will serve as the most updated guide to the landscape of the Islamic finance industry for its various stakeholders.

World Bank’s Ease of Doing Business Index provides objective, quantitative measures of business regulations and the protection of property rights of local firms in 190 economies, out of which 50 are ICD member countries. The rankings are determined by sorting the aggregate scores on 10 topics, each consisting of several indicators, giving equal weight to each topic. The source of the data is from Doing Business Report 2019, as of May 2018.

Development institutions are an invaluable part of the finance industry landscape, and in the first week of April the 44th Annual Meeting of the Islamic Development Bank Group (IsDB) took place, introducing the bank’s pioneering new five-year plan.

The Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) face a key dilemma. Although major multilateral institutions like the World Bank and the other core multilateral development banks (MDBs) have played a leadership role in shaping the SDG financing framework, there is a significant misalignment between the structure of these institutions and SDG financing needs. Specifically, the SDGs put countries, not multilateral institutions or foreign donors, at the forefront in achieving desired outcomes.

Sustainably responsible leadership can support innovation when it balances and develops the required intelligence and the related capabilities

As part of the multilateral development banks’ (MDBs) commitment to the Billions to Trillions agenda and working towards achieving the SDGs, a group of MDBs published a harmonized framework for assessing additionality in their respective private sector operations (Additionality Framework).

The main purpose of this report is to communicate ICD’s development results and t

While Islamic finance is not new and has been practiced for centuries around the world, it is without doubt rising to greater prominence in the global financial system. Over the last decade or so, Islamic finance has rapidly expanded beyond predominantly Muslim emerging economies to major developed economies.

The Islamic finance industry has reverted to growth after a brief downturn caused by lo

In tackling its sustainability challenges, China has utilised a number of tools to help make the necessary adjustments. The process has begun primarily in areas where economic development is the most advanced, and has involved policies, innovative technological solutions, and awareness and engagement drives.

The first book relating 12 years of concrete situations in Islamic Finance

Islamic finance has enjoyed much success since its inception nearly four decades ago. I

ICD Annual Report 2023 Comprehensive overview of the Institute's activities, achievements, and financial performance during the year.

This comprehensive report from the Islamic Corporation for the Development of the Private Sector delves into the pivotal role the private sector plays in sustainable development across our member countries. Featuring detailed analyses and success stories from 2023, the report highlights strategic responses to global business contexts and sustainable investment impacts. Learn about our ongoing initiatives to close the SDGs gap and foster economic resilience.

I N S I G H T R E P O R T: FINTECH IN UAE

I N S I G H T R E P O R T: FINTECH IN KSA

ICD-REFINITIV OIC INFRASTRUCTURE OUTLOOK 2023

ICD Annual Report 2022 - Reinvigorating the private sector to shape a better future

ICD Financial Report 2021 - Reinvigorating the private sector to shape a better future

ICD ANNUAL DEVELOPMENT EFFECTIVENESS REPORT 2022

OIC Investment Outlook

Islamic Finance Development Indicator (IFDI) is composite weighted index that measures the overall development of the Islamic finance industry. The information is comprehensively gathered from a universe of 136 countries and measured across more than 10 key metrics, including Knowledge, Governance, Sustainability and Awareness.

ICD-Refinitiv OIC Megatrends Report 2022

ICD Annual Development Effectiveness Report 2021

The Role of Awqaf in Achieving the SDGs and Vision 2030 in KSA

ICD-REFINITIV Islamic Finance Development Report 2020: PROGRESSING THROUGH ADVERSITY

Bridging the Gap Between OIC Markets: Post-Pandemic Strategies

COVID-19 RESPONSES IN FOCUS: TUNISIA

COVID-19 Responses in Focus: Saudi Arabia

COVID-19 Responses in Focus: United Arab Emirates

Bangladesh COVID Responses - as per 18082020

ICD Special Covid-19 Response in Focus - Malaysia

The global economy is showing signs of slowing down. Growth for the developed economies is expected to reduce to 1.7 percent in 2020, while emerging and developing economies may experience an increase to 4.6 percent in the same period.

ICD and Refinitiv, the leading global provider of financial markets data, are proud to present the findings of the seventh edition of the Islamic Finance Development Report: Shifting Dynamics. We hope that the analyses and information in the report, which is based on the Islamic Finance Development Indicator (IFDI), will serve as the most updated guide to the landscape of the Islamic finance industry for its various stakeholders.

World Bank’s Ease of Doing Business Index provides objective, quantitative measures of business regulations and the protection of property rights of local firms in 190 economies, out of which 50 are ICD member countries. The rankings are determined by sorting the aggregate scores on 10 topics, each consisting of several indicators, giving equal weight to each topic. The source of the data is from Doing Business Report 2019, as of May 2018.

Development institutions are an invaluable part of the finance industry landscape, and in the first week of April the 44th Annual Meeting of the Islamic Development Bank Group (IsDB) took place, introducing the bank’s pioneering new five-year plan.

The Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) face a key dilemma. Although major multilateral institutions like the World Bank and the other core multilateral development banks (MDBs) have played a leadership role in shaping the SDG financing framework, there is a significant misalignment between the structure of these institutions and SDG financing needs. Specifically, the SDGs put countries, not multilateral institutions or foreign donors, at the forefront in achieving desired outcomes.

The International Development Finance Club (IDFC), created in 2011, brings together 24 leading international, national and sub regional development banks from Africa, Asia, Europe, and Central and South America. At the One Planet Summit in Paris in December 2017, the IDFC, joined by the multilateral development banks, issued a joint statement on aligning their financial flows with the Paris Agreement.

Sustainably responsible leadership can support innovation when it balances and develops the required intelligence and the related capabilities

As part of the multilateral development banks’ (MDBs) commitment to the Billions to Trillions agenda and working towards achieving the SDGs, a group of MDBs published a harmonized framework for assessing additionality in their respective private sector operations (Additionality Framework).

Private Sector Factbook

The main purpose of this report is to communicate ICD’s development results and t

While Islamic finance is not new and has been practiced for centuries around the world, it is without doubt rising to greater prominence in the global financial system. Over the last decade or so, Islamic finance has rapidly expanded beyond predominantly Muslim emerging economies to major developed economies.

The Islamic finance industry has reverted to growth after a brief downturn caused by lo

In tackling its sustainability challenges, China has utilised a number of tools to help make the necessary adjustments. The process has begun primarily in areas where economic development is the most advanced, and has involved policies, innovative technological solutions, and awareness and engagement drives.

Islamic finance has enjoyed much success since its inception nearly four decades ago. I