The International Islamic Finance Conference 2013 - Assaif
The International IslamicFinance Conference 2013Park Hyatt Hotel, Abu Dhabi, UAE14-16 April 2013Organized bywww.aimevents.net/islamicfinance
About theInternationalIslamic FinanceConference 2013The Islamic market is about 1.8 billion consumers and worth more than 2 trillion dollars. This constitutes an enormous marketwhere Islamic values help shape the societal structures, culture and legal norms that influence consumer preferences andbehaviour.In many cases, Islamic customers and businesses think and act outside the conventions of ‘Western Business’ theory and practice.The chief objective of the forthcoming conference is to assess the future of this sector, taking note of the historic events thathave been unfolding in the world generally, and, more particularly, in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region. Mattersrelating to government policy, raising new finance, regulation, Sharia-compliant financial instruments, corporate performance, andacceptability of Islamic products will be analyzed and discussed in depth.Who shouldattend? Government Policy Makers Banking Regulators and Auditors Economists and Research Scholars Judiciary and Legal Practitioners Finance and Accounting Professionals CEOs and CFOs from the Corporate Sector Shari’ah Scholars in Islamic Banks Shariah Compliance Managers Management within Islamic banking Management within Takaful companies Accounting Managers Academics Ph. D / M. Phil. CandidatesHow to RegisterTel.: 971 2 510 4296Fax: 971 2 586 0256www.aimeventsnet/islamicfinanceEmail: nayyer.mehraj@adu.ac.ae
Conference OrganizersAIM EventsAIM Events is the conference, training and exhibitions division of the Abu Dhabi University.We are dedicated to creating and delivering high quality events which arebusiness critical toAbu Dhabi, the UAE and the Middle East.Our mission is to produce knowledge based events that contribute to the growth anddevelopment of human potential in the community.Our events make the link between theoretical ideas and the real economy, present a focusedprogram of international and local experts and aredesigned to add to the knowledge capitalin the regionwww.aimevents.netAbu Dhabi University Knowledge GroupAbu Dhabi University Knowledge Group has been created to be the united faceof a new and growing collection of knowledge orientated institutes and entities. Theseorganizations are dedicated to offering wide-ranging training anddevelopment solutions across the UAE and the region.We look to provide a single point of call for all of the specific training anddevelopment needs of businesses, government institutions and individuals.Our vision is to be the leading provider of education and training solutions in all of itscore areas, and to be known for our sustainable contribution to the social and economicdevelopment of the region.Emerald Group PublishingFounded in 1967 as an offshoot of the University of Bradford, Emerald Group Publishinghas become the world’s leading scholarly publisher of journals and books in businessand management with a strong and growing presence in disciplines including LIS, socialsciences, engineering, linguistics, audiology and Islamic finance.At Emerald we pride ourselves on being at the leading edge of scholarly research and havea strong commitment to innovation and quality in publishing by responding to market needsfor journals in new and evolving areas.To help you better understand the Islamic perspective on business, Emerald has launchedseveral titles with an Islamic focus: International Journal of Islamic and Middle Eastern Finance and Management Journal of Islamic Accounting and Business Research Journal of Islamic Marketing Education, Business and Society: Contemporary Middle Eastern Issues Islamic Economics and Finance: An Epistemological InquiryHow to RegisterTel.: 971 2 510 4296Fax: 971 2 586 0256www.aimeventsnet/islamicfinanceEmail: nayyer.mehraj@adu.ac.ae
Conference ProgrammeConference Day One Monday, 15 April 201308:30Registration09:00Welcome AddressProf. David Weir, Head of the School of Business, Leadership and Enterprise, University Campus Suffolk, UK09:15Keynote Address: Regulation of the Islamic Finance SectorProf. Besieso, Former Central Bank Governor and Minister, Palestine10:00Islamic finance: Philosophy, Practice and Current IssuesOliver Agha, Managing Partner, Agha & Co, UAE11:00BreakIslamic Finance &Socio-Economic Development11:3011:50Performance OfIslamic Finance InstitutionsBanking efficiency in Yemen:application of Data EnvelopmentAnalysis (DEA) to pre- and postAmar SiabdelhadiUniversity of Science and Technology financial reformsDr. Mohammed Ali Maramof Oran, AlgeriaUniversity of Aden, YemenIslamic finance as a solution to theproblem of financing SMEs in AlgeriaExploring Arabian markets forPakistani halal meat – futuristic visionFinancing through Cash-Waqf a newinnovation for the 21st CenturyA Study on Perception of IslamicBanks’ Stakeholders Towards ShariahHarmonization in Financial ReportingStandardsMurniati MukhlisinTazkia University College of IslamicEconomics, IndonesiaStrategic requirements to implementthe privatization program in IranPrivatization OrganizationDoes financial crisis reduce Islamicbanks’ performance? Evidence fromGCC countriesA new generation of non-debt fixedincome financeDeveloping Islamic finance in theframework of Maqasid al-Shari’ah:understanding the ends (Maqasid)and the means (Wasa’il)Attitude of Muslims and NonMuslims towards Islamic Banking:an exploratory study in India.A case for Islamic banking in Nigeriawith some lessons from MalaysiaAdedeji Abdulkabir Niran,University of Maiduguri, Nigeria12:50Dr. Hasan GilaniBritish Institute of Technology andE-commerce (BITE), UK andNirosh MahendranThe persistent lack ofprofit-and-loss sharing financing inIndonesia’s Islamic banksMagda Ismail A. MohsinThe Global University of IslamicFinance, INCEIF, Malaysia12:30Exploring the ethical issues of IslamicbankingThe opportunity of Islamicproject financing implementationin Indonesian infrastructuredevelopmentAscaryaCenter for Central Banking andAyomi Dita RarasatiQueensland University of Technology, Education Studies, Bank IndonesiaBrisbane, Australia12:10Islamic Finance &New Geopolitical RealitiesIslamic microfinance: an effectivetool for poverty alleviation and socialdevelopmentMuhammad Zubair MughalChief Executive Officer, AlHudaCentre of Islamic Banking andEconomics, PakistanRana Muhammad AyyubUniversity of Veterinary and AnimalSciences, PakistanMohammad DolatabadiIndependent Researcher, IranDr. Richard A. GraffPrincipal, Electrum Partners, L.L.C.,Dr. Hajer ZarroukEmirates College of Technology, UAE USAHafas FurqaniInternational Shari’ah ResearchAcademy for Islamic Finance,MalaysiaDr. Asad RehmanAligarh Muslim University, India14:40Alex Roussos, of Counsel, Norton Rose (Middle East) LLP, UAE15:30How can we make Islamic mortgages work better?Prof. Mohamed Ibrahim, Dean of the College of Business Administration, University of Dubai, UAE16:00Islamic Banking & Finance Opportunities in and from MauritiusSameer K. Tegally, Associate, Conyers Dill & Pearman (Mauritius) Limited16:30Corporate Governance In Islamic Banks: a Critical ReviewDr. Mohamed Rashwan, Assistant Director for Graduate Studies, Zayed University, UAE17:00Day 1 Conference Close: David Weir/Kadom Shubber19:00Gala Dinner: Alyazya Terrace, Park Hyatt Abu Dhabi
Conference ProgrammeConference Day Two Tuesday, 16 April 201309:00Conference open09:05KeynoteDr. Henry Azzam, Deutsche Bank, UAE10:15Plenary Panel SessionChaired by Waheed Qaiser, President & Vice Chairman, Maxim C.F. LLPPanellistNick Edmondes, Partner, Trowers & Hamlins, UKRepresentative from CitibankRepresentative from Deutsche Bank12:30LunchIslamic Finance & The GlobalFinancial Crisis14:00Mergers and acquisitions’ impactson post-financial performance: doesIslamic banking make differencesduring banking financial crisis inEnglandDr. Tarek KandilPlymouth University, UK andVariety of Islamic FinancialProductsSector-Wide Regulation &Non-Banking Islamic InstitutionsSmart money in Malaysian Islamicand conventional equity fundsGovernance in Islamic FinancialInstitutions: A Call for HarmonizationAinulashikin Marzuki andProf. Andrew Charles WorthingtonGriffith University, AustraliaNunung Nurul HidayahAston Business School, UKMalaysia islamic stockbroking:concept, practice and futuredevelopmentApproach to the integration of takafulinsurance in Algerian market: case ofSalama CompanyMohammad Mahbubi AliInternational Shari’ah ResearchAcademy for Islamic Finance,MalaysiaNesrine BouzaherUniversity of Biskra, AlgeriaWavelet analysis of stock pricebehavior effects and correlations onmarket indices: evidence from DowJones Islamic Dubai Financial Market(DFM-UAE) indexSangeeta BasuChartered Institute of ManagementAccountant, QatarDr. Dababrata ChowdhuryUniversity Campus Suffolk, UK14:20Islamic finance: the riba conundrumand the global financial crisisDr. Nico P SwartzUniversity of Botswana14:40Determination of sukuk return ratebased on project progressPayam SalehiMehrafarin Brokerage Company andUniversity of Tehran, IranKosar AkhavanMehrafarin Brokerage Company andUniversity of Economic Sciences(SES), IranAbdelKader Ouatik el Alaoui12:30Break15:30Is Islamic Finance a Solution to the Global Financial CrisisM. Kabir Hassan, Ph.D. Professor of Finance, University of New Orleans, USA and Editor, International Journalof Islamic and Middle Eastern Finance and Management16:00Conference CloseConference Chairs & EmeraldHow to RegisterTel.: 971 2 510 4296Fax: 971 2 586 0256www.aimeventsnet/islamicfinanceEmail: nayyer.mehraj@adu.ac.ae
SpeakersProf. David WeirHead of the School of Business,Leadership and Enterprise,University Campus SuffolkUKSameer K. TegallyAssociateConyers Dill & Pearman(Mauritius) LimitedDr. Mohamed RashwanProf. BesiesoFormer Central Bank Governorand MinisterPalestineAssistant Director for GraduateStudiesZayed UniversityUAEOliver AghaDr. Henry AzzamManaging PartnerAgha & CoUAEDeutsche BankUAEAlex Roussosof CounselNorton Rose (Middle East) LLPUAEProf. MohamedIbrahimWaheed QaiserPresident & Vice ChairmanMaxim C.F. LLPNick EdmondesDean of the College of BusinessAdministrationUniversity of DubaiUAEPartnerTrowers & HamlinsUKHow to RegisterTel.: 971 2 510 4296Fax: 971 2 586 0256www.aimeventsnet/islamicfinanceEmail: nayyer.mehraj@adu.ac.ae
International Islamic Finance ConferenceSPONSORSHIPOPPORTUNITIESThe International IslamicFinance Conferencewill give you an opportunity to demonstrate thought leadershipand build up your name and visibility amongst companiesEMF receives:- An average 67,000 hits a day- Over 2 million hits a month- Genuine global coverage including extensivehits from established and emerging markets:* Middle Eastinvolved in this important business area for the region.* Asia* Sub Saharan AfricaBe becoming an event partner,you will be able to:* Western and Northern Europe* South America Directly access high profile government andindustry leaders who are shaping the future of Islamic finance Increase visibility in this important emergingmarketplace before, during and after the event Make the most of the networking opportunitiesand have a chance to demonstrate how you can add to thesuccess of Islamic finance in the region Support key government organizations andprivate companies in the region and make them your newclients Increase your brand recognition and maximizeyour exposure through targeted association with the topplayers in Islamic finance* North America* Australia Dedicated conference website to include yourcompany logo, description and contact details Direct promotional literature sent to specific highlevel individuals Dedicated electronic marketing campaign to atargeted audience Listing on the event pages of the most relevantwebsites Associating the event with major industry magazinesWe will help promote yourbrand by an extensive,targeted marketingcampaign, which willinclude: Global Marketing: Sponsorship includes offeringsin Emerald Management First, an award winning onlineresource designed to help you circumvent the unnecessaryand sharpen your focus on what really matters in management.Can you afford to miss out on this unique event focusing on the emerging Islamic finance market in theregion? Increase your sales and reach your audience at the Islamic Finance Conference by contacting:Rajat Gehlot on 971 2 501 5384 or 971 50 811 0223 or email rajat.gehlot@adu.ac.aeHow to RegisterTel.: 971 2 510 4296Fax: 971 2 586 0256www.aimeventsnet/islamicfinanceEmail: nayyer.mehraj@adu.ac.ae
Delegate packages for the InternationalIslamic Finance Conference14 – 16 April 2013, Park Hyatt Hotel, Abu Dhabi, UAEEvent TitleEarly Bird Fee(Book Before 1 March 2013)Final PriceInternational Islamic FinanceConference 615 (Save 155) 7705 for 4 Special OfferBook 4 people for the Conference and bring a fifth colleague FREE of chargeFor Special Rates for Students please call 800 2212.Students must be registered at a University or College and must provide proof of that registration before beingadmitted to the conference.AIM/M/001DELEGATE DETAILSName: .Job Title:.Email: . Mobile: . Tel: . Fax: .Name: .Job Title:.Email: . Mobile: . Tel: . Fax: .COMPANY DETAILSCompany: . Tel: . Fax: .Country: . Postcode: . Address: .No. Of Employee:0-4950-199200-499500-999YES, I would like to recieve information about future events viaEmail:Mobile:1000 Nature of your company business: .To assist us with future correspondence, please apply the following detailsName of the Department Head . Department: .Email: . Mobile: .Training Manager .Email: . Mobile: .Booking Contact . Department: .Email: . Mobile: .CREDIT CARD PAYMENTPlease debit my card:Terms and ConditionsPayments:VisaMastercardCard Number: .Name on Card: .CCV No.: . Exp. Date.: .Signature: .Date: .A confirmation letter and invoice will be sent upon receipt of your registration via email. Please note that the full payment mustbe received prior to the event. Only those delegates whose fees have been paid in full will be admitted to the event. Paymentmust be received within 30 days of the invoice being issued.Cancellation:If you are unable to attend, a substitute delegate will be welcome in your place. Registrations cancelled within 7 days of theevent are subject to a fee of 50% administration charge. Registrations cancelled less than 7 days before the commencementof the event must be paid in full. Abu Dhabi University Knowledge Group will not be liable for refunds should visas not beobtained. Any refund will exclude any flight or hotel cancellation charges. By submitting your registration you agree to bebound by the terms and conditions in full.Program Changes:Abu Dhabi University Knowledge Group reserves the right to make changes to the program, venue and timings at any timewithout prior notice.Visas:How to RegisterToll 971Free:22800Tel.:Tel.: 971510510221242964200ADUKG is not responsible for arranging your visa. If you require a visa, you should contact the hotel you wish to stay at as soonas possible. 9712 5860256Fax:Fax:Fax: 971 lamicfinanceRM/AY/MA
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