Showing posts with label yakubi. Show all posts
Showing posts with label yakubi. Show all posts

Friday, June 08, 2012

INDONESIA - CLIPS - BIFIS 2012 Bandung (AmilinTV - 4 clips)

Exclusive Interview - A. Riawan / Rushdi Siddiqui / Sheikh Nizam Yakubi / Ahmad Heryawan
Event: Bandung Islamic Finance and Investment Smbmit 2012
Venue: Grand Royal Panghegar Bandung, Indonesia
Date: 29th - 30th May 2012

Monday, June 13, 2011

MALAYSIA - Foreign Shariah advisories make their mark in Malaysian Islamic capital market

The latest list of Shariah advisers serving the local Islamic capital market (ICM) and registered by the Securities Commission of Malaysia (SC) confirms that five such individual foreign advisers are registered with the commission.

The commission is the only securities regulator in the world that requires such registration. (source)

Thursday, September 02, 2010

VIDEO - Shariah Scholars Roundtable- AAOIFI standards - Ufana Islamic Finance Conference - Toronto, March 31-31, 2010

Youtube :

Shariah scholars roundtable conference (4/4 parts)
From the UFANA Islamic Finance Conference on March 30-31, 2010 - Toronto-Canada
Detailed discussion on Shariah standards and regulations, in particular the AAOIFI standards
With


VIDEO - LECTURE - Usman Ahmed and Shaykh Nizam Yakubi (2008)

Youtube:
Lecture (Date: Thursday 7 February 2008 )
in London School of Economics
an Introduction to Islamic finance

Speakers:
Mr Usman Ahmed, Citigroup CEO of Global Islamic Banking, and
Shaykh Nizam Yaquby, an Islamic Sharia scholar.
Listen to the audio (9 parts) :

Wednesday, September 01, 2010

BANKING - Shariah Experts Push for Scholar Certificates: Islamic Finance

Sept. 1 (Bloomberg) -- Leading Islamic finance scholars are preparing the first global certification for Shariah experts, seeking to bolster the industry’s reputation and make it easier for banks to find qualified advisers.

The International Shariah Research Academy for Islamic Finance in Kuala Lumpur will pick a board of regulators by year- end to issue permits for scholars qualified to sit on Shariah boards, said Aznan Hasan, the president of the oversight committee. The scholars decide whether financial products meet the religion’s precepts, including a ban on interest payments.