Bahrain: Islamic Finance and Muslim Lifestyle Sectors Convergence Training Programme
BIBF, in partnership with DinarStandard, is launching the world's first training programme on the Convergence of the Halal Market Economy and Islamic Capital.
BIBF, in partnership with DinarStandard, is launching the world's first training programme on the Convergence of the Halal Market Economy and Islamic Capital.
Halal food makes up 20 per cent of the world’s food production, and yet so little of the Halal industry players actually use Islamic Financing.
The UAE’s share of global Islamic assets, and growth of its Shariah-compliant banks, have lagged behind Malaysia and Saudi Arabia, according to a report from Moody’s.
Islamic finance is surging across the globe, that is, everywhere except in the US and Canada. How come?
Ground-breaking training course on the convergence of Islamic Capital and Halal Food and Muslim Lifestyle sectors at BIBF in Bahrain May 2015.
Is it comprehending that external events, from 9/11 to Boston Bomber and Charlie Hebdo, will impact on its growth beyond Muslim majority countries?
The challenge comes down to integrity risks. We need to start the process of owning the halal-agro-food supply chain.
Malaysia should develop a strong Islamic economic system to beef up its leading role in Islamic banking and finance, says IFBIM CEO.
The Islamic economy is rising rapidly as a major economic paradigm driving growth in the post-crisis world.
We, in Islamic finance and the halal industry, have control of some aspects of our destiny, others we hope we have control over, and, still others, we can only say…