Sukuk issuances by Gulf-backed IILM top $9bn
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The International Islamic Liquidity Management Corporation (IILM), established by central banks and monetary authorities across the GCC and broader Islamic finance ecosystem, has emerged as a significant conduit for short-term liquidity management in Gulf money markets. Sukuk issuances through multilateral platforms such as IILM reflect structural reliance on Islamic-compliant instruments for funding and liquidity operations, particularly given the region's large concentration of Islamic financial assets and regulatory frameworks favoring Shariah-aligned products. Such issuance volumes historically correlate with seasonal liquidity cycles, regional funding needs, and the integration of GCC central banks' monetary policy operations within the broader Islamic finance infrastructure.
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