The monetary issuing institution in Central Africa is seeking a consultant to develop a legal and regulatory framework for the supervision of Islamic finance activities. By Achille Mbog Pibasso The Bank of Central African States (BEAC) is seeking, through the Regional Financial Institutions Capacity Building Project (PRCIFR) of the Economic and Monetary Community of Central…...
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BEAC wants to regulate Islamic finance in Central Africa
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