(Corrects July 13 entry to say “some of whose partners’ accounts were frozen” instead of “whose accounts were frozen”) Nov 5 (Reuters) – A sukuk default by Kuwait’s Investment Dar and debt restructuring at Saudi conglomerates have shaken confidence in the $1 trillion Islamic finance industry, fanning debate about investors’ protection and investors’ rights. Billed as safer than traditional …

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(AFX UK Focus) 2009-11-08 12:04 CORRECTED-TIMELINE-Defaults: Islamic finance (Interactive Investor)