Islamic Finance
Our Islamic finance courses cover everything from operations and the structure of financial products to the Sukuk market and Sharia-compliant alternatives to traditional insurance.
Understanding the world of Islamic banking and finance gives you access to a number of lucrative, emerging markets. Our Islamic finance instructors are all established experts in the field and bring real-life experience and practical knowledge in order to design and deliver Islamic banking and finance training that is highly practical and immersive.
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Public Courses
Our public courses are attended by the world’s top corporate and investment banks. Take a look at our Islamic Finance public courses and click on the course name to find out more.
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Stay ahead in global Islamic finance markets with this courseLocationDatesDaysLondon06-10 Jul 20205
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Develop in Islamic Finance equity & private transactions with this courseLocationDatesDaysTBCTBC2
Public Course Testimonials
There is no-one better to tell you how good our public courses are than those who attended them. From developing new financial products in the Sukuk market to developing Sharia-compliant alternatives to traditional insurance, our courses will help you tap into lucrative, emerging markets.
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What do previous attendees think of this public course?A good introduction to Islamic Finance which will be useful for my company
- Director
- Corporate Finance & Treasury
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What do previous attendees think of this public course?The course is beneficial and elaborates on plenty of job-related controversial matters
- Office II Compliance & Financial Supervision
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What do previous attendees think of this public course?Comprehensive course with lots of instruction, tailored to the individual participants' needs.
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Bespoke, Inhouse Programmes
Take a look at some of the tailored learning programmes we have delivered for our clients and the feedback we have received. Get in touch to discover what we can do for your business.
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A practical 5-day in-house programme delivered for Banque Saudi FransiVery informative! Great speaker, very kind and an expert in Islamic Finance.
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Meet the Faculty
Find out more about our Islamic Finance instructor.
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Specialism: Islamic finance, bankingI try to deliver the benefit I have gained from my experience working in the sector through practical application, rather than theory. I want the delegates to understand exactly why everything is done in a certain way, rather than just tell them how it is done.
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- Islamic Finance
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Islamic banking needs to break out
The Shariah-complaint finance sector has been growing strongly, but only in a few jurisdictions and with limited product diversity. As oil-derived liquidity flows dry up in its core markets in the Gulf, what can it do to fix its lack of international reach? -
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Middle East: Has Islamic banking set a new standard?
Islamic finance has come a long way over the past few decades, maturing into a $2.4 trillion industry, but some long-term problems remain and the recent wrangle over a Dana Gas sukuk shows credibility is still an issue. -
Euromoney reports on the surprisingly fast growth of this sector in Sri LankaMore from Euromoney
Islamic banking takes off in Sri Lanka
Few outside Sri Lanka would equate the island with Islamic banking, but the sector is growing fast and pulling in hitherto unbanked customers.
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With RM768.51 billion ($196.6 billion) under management, it is one of the biggest pension funds in the regionMore from Euromoney
Malaysia’s EPF puts the sustainable into Shariah
The country’s Employees Provident Fund puts considerable effort into Shariah compliance from an ESG framework. Could chief executive Shahril Ridza Ridzuan have hit upon a template for other Islamic funds? -
Since its introduction in the 1990s, the sukuk (or Islamic bond) market has grown significantlyMore from Euromoney
Why the sukuk market is soaring
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Islamic finance faces a challengeMore from Euromoney
Impact banking: Putting the impact back into Islamic finance
Islamic finance has become too focused on getting arcane structures to be technically Shariah compliant, but a new initiative in Malaysia attempts to make Islamic finance socially positive once more – and to measure its success.
