Central banks to cooperate on Islamic liquidity management

Eleven central banks and two multilateral organisations establish the International Islamic Liquidity Management Corporation to absorb excess liquidity and facilitate greater investment flows within the Islamic financial services industry.

Taking advantage of the international audience at this year’s Global Islamic Finance Forum (GIFF) in Kuala Lumpur, Bank Negara on Monday hosted the launch of the International Islamic Liquidity Management Corporation (IILM).

Although driven by Malaysia, this is a collaboration of 11 central banks from across the world, including Bank Negara, and two multilateral organisations.



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