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全球伊斯兰银行市场报告(2012-2016年)
Islamic banking is a model that is based on Islamic laws and is fundamentally different from conventional banking. This model is consistent with the principles of Sharia laws, which strictly prohibit any kind of interest or fees (also known as Usury or Riba) on both deposits and loans. Citizens of Islamic countries prefer interest-free banking owing to their religious beliefs, according to which any investment in businesses producing goods or services is contrary to Islamic principles and is Haram (or sinful). The foundation of Islamic banking is based on these principles, which makes it a very popular model in Islamic countries.
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全球自助结帐终端市场报告(2012-2016年)
This report covers the present scenario and the growth prospects of the Global Self-checkout Terminals market for the period 2012-2016. To calculate the market size, this report covers revenue generated by sales of self-checkout terminals. The market size is also calculated on the basis of total number of units shipped and the total installation base.It also covers the segmentation of the Global Self-checkout Terminals market by industry. The report also presents the vendor landscape and a corresponding detailed analysis of the top four vendors in the Global Self-checkout Terminals market. In addition, it discusses the major drivers that influence the growth of the market. It also summaries the challenges faced by the vendors and the market at large, as well as the key trends that are emerging in the market.
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国际汇款市场报告(2012-2016年)
Remittances have been very instrumental for the economic growth of developing nations and have also resulted in higher revenues for developed countries. A country from which remittance is sent is known as the source and a country to which the remittance is sent is known as the destination. A majority of remittances, the world over, are sent by migrants back to their households to meet household expenses, medical needs, and educational expenses of their children. In the earlier days, migration was limited to within a particular country and remittances were sent through informal channels. For instance, if a co-worker of a migrant belongs to the same village, then he would carry the remittance from the migrant and to the remitter's family. However, with the increase in intra-country and cross-border migration, there have been greater initiatives undertaken by financial institutions to facilitate overseas remittances.