Based on a lecture held at IPS titled ‘Sustainable Development Aspects of Islamic Finance’, this issue brief discusses that the causes of financial instability in the world today stem from two primary sources: firstly, the nature of financial relationships, and secondly, the inherent volatility of financial capitalism. The document explores various aspects of these factors in detail.
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