As Featured in the Islamic Finance Resources Blog An emerging theme in the Islamic finance industry is the need to better understand the consumer. The 'Muslim consumer' has become a well defined market segment but research is hard to find on this area. Even the broader segment of 'Islamic Finance consumers" (Muslim and non-Muslim alike) is equally lacking appropriate data metrics. Here is a shortlist of papers that have tackled the mindset and perception of the Islamic finance consumer in various markets:
An Empirical Survey of Individual Consumer, Business Firm and Financial
Institution Attitudes towards Islamic Methods
Banking behavior of Islamic bank customers: perspectives and implications
Conceptual Framework for the Adoption of Islamic Retail Banking Services
in Malaysia Conventional versus Islamic Finance: Student Knowledge and Perception in the United Arab Emirates Jorg Bley and Kermit Kuehn
Customer satisfaction and awareness of Islamic banking system in Pakistan
Islamic banking: a study in Singapore
Islamic Banking in Malaysia: A Study of Attitudinal Differences of Malaysian
Customers Libyan Business Firm Attitudes towards Islamic Methods in Finance Alsadek H. Gait and Andrew Worthington, Griffith Business School
Perceptions of Malaysian Corporate Customers Towards Islamic Banking
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