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How to develop the educated, trained and accredited talent and expertise in the “east” and “west” to meet demand and realise opportunities in Islamic finance.
A conference for Islamic Finance professional leads, talent managers, training directors of companies, banks, insurers, consultancies, accountants, lawyers, business schools and research leaders in education and the provision of advice on the growing discipline of Islamic finance in the UK and across the world.
The Islamic finance industry is forecast to hit $2 trillion in the next few years worldwide with the sector growing at 15% per annum
The UK is leading western countries in Islamic finance with US $19 billion of reported assets
The UK’s largest accountants, consultants and professional service firms all have Islamic finance departments
Human Resource investment is not keeping pace
Standards setting and professional accreditation is under developed.
A streamed event, this programme will be viewed worldwide and is designed for an international business and academic audience tackling the development of capability and talent capacity for Islamic finance.
Daud Vicary Adbullah, President and CEO, INCEIF;
Lawrence Oliver, Director - Deputy Chief Executive Officer, DDCAP Ltd;
Omar Shaikh, Board Member, UK Islamic Finance Council.
Stella Cox, Managing Director, DDCAP Ltd; Chair, TheCityUK Islamic Finance Group;
Sultan Choudhury, Chief Executive Officer and Director, al Rayan Bank, UK.
Richard de Belder, Partner, Dentons;
Dr Dominic Selwood, General Counsel & Partner, Arabesque Asset Management Ltd;
Nyra Mahmood, Director, Simply Sharia Human Capital
Mohamed Iqbal Asaria CBE, Associate, Afkar Consulting Ltd.
Dr Amat Taap Manshor, Chief Executive Officer, Finance Accreditation Agency;
Professor Mehmet Asutay, Professor of Middle Eastern and Islamic Political Economy & Finance, Durham University Business School; Director, Durham Centre for Islamic Economics and Finance;
Shaykh Haytham Tamim, Chairman and Founder, Utrujj Foundation; Director and Founder, Sharia Solutions Ltd.
Daud Vicary Adbullah, President and CEO, INCEIF;
Professor Siraj Sait, Director, Centre for Islamic Finance, Law and Communities, University of East London;
George Littlejohn, Senior Advisor, CISI.