16 & 20-23 Jan 2025
Date
1:45 PM – 5:00 PM
Time
RM 10,000*
Program Fee
In-Person
Format
Overview
An increasing number of central bankers, bank examiners and finance regulators are operating in Islamic finance systemic economies with Islamic finance assets exceeding 15% of the finance market. This course provides a strong overview of the Islamic finance market, its foundational rules based on the Shari’ah (Islamic law), the variations in risk exposure and the unique component of Shari’ah governance. The course also introduces the Islamic capital market and its liquidity function for a more robust Islamic finance ecosystem. Participants will be exposed to conceptual theory and issues in practice. The course focuses on the unique characteristics of Islamic finance in regulation, led by seasoned academics and practitioners in the field.
- Understand the foundational principles of Islamic finance and compare its unique features with conventional finance systems.
- Analyze the distinctive aspects of Shari’ah governance and address its challenges in regulatory and operational contexts.
- Explore the Islamic capital market, including its structure, liquidity function, and role in building a robust Islamic finance ecosystem.
- Evaluate variations in risk exposure between Islamic and conventional finance and develop insights into risk management strategies.
- Apply conceptual theories and real-world practices in Islamic finance to enhance decision-making in regulatory and policy environments.
- Gain knowledge and insights from experienced academics and practitioners, fostering a comprehensive understanding of Islamic finance practices
Faculty Profile
Ziyaad Mahomed
16 Jan &
20 - 23 Jan
2025
Islamic Finance for Regulators
In-person
RM 10,000*
*Fee excludes accommodation at ASB Residential for outstation/overseas participants but can be arranged at additional cost.
