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    CURRENT STATUS, CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES OF INTEREST FREE BANKING IN ETHIOPIA
    (Mekelle University, 2024-12) TEKLEMARIAM ESTIFANOS
    Interest Free Banking (IFB) services offer ethical, Shariah-compliant financial solutions and are gaining popularity in Ethiopia among Muslim and non-Muslim clients. This study examines the socio-demographic profile of IFB clients, perceptions of services among stakeholders, managerial insights, and the operational status of IFB. A mixed-method approach was adopted, utilizing structured questionnaires for quantitative data and interviews with IFB division managers for qualitative insights. Descriptive statistics summarized key findings, while thematic analysis interpreted qualitative responses. The study reveals increasing acceptance of IFB services, driven by their ethical principles, but identifies challenges such as limited public awareness, misconceptions, and economic uncertainties. Clients and employees view IFB as a viable alternative to conventional banking, and managers highlight the need for Shariah compliance, fund segregation, and employee training. Key opportunities includeIX product diversification and digital banking solutions to meet evolving client demands. To unlock IFB’s full potential, the study recommends raising public awareness, fostering community engagement, and investing in innovative financial products and digital services. Strengthening Shariah governance and enhancing operational efficiency are essential to promoting ethical financial inclusion in Ethiopia.

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