Dubai Financial Services Authority

Islamic Finance Rules (IFR) Rule-making Instrument (No. 445) 2026

The DFSA has introduced amendments to the Islamic Finance Rules (IFR) to enhance the regulatory framework governing Islamic financial activities. These changes aim to align with international standards and improve the operational clarity for firms engaged in Islamic finance.

What firms should do

Review and adjust compliance frameworks to align with new IFR amendments.

Regulator: Dubai Financial Services Authority
Type: Rulebook Amendment
Status: Enacted
Published: 1 Oct 2026
Reference: RMI 445/2026
Topic: Islamic Finance
Impact: High

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Islamic Finance Rules (IFR) Rule-making Instrument (No. 445) 2026

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