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Executive Learning Program
Islamic Capital Markets & Sukuk
Date:3-4 Feb & 8th Feb, 2020
Venue: IBA, City Campus
Timing: 9:00 am to 5:00 pm
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Course Details
IBA Centre for Excellence in Islamic Finance (IBA-CEIF) is offering a unique advanced level course on ISLAMIC CAPITAL MARKETS & SUKUK. The course is designed to provide participants with a comprehensive understanding of the theory and practical aspects of issuing a sukuk. The trainer will enrich the classroom discussions with two real life cases to understand an issuer's considerations for sukuk issuance and the manner in which such requirements are reacted in the chosen Shariah structure. The course will enable participants to comprehend issues both from an issuer's and an arranger's perspective, whilst developing a working knowledge of Shariah related structural considerations.
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Learning outcomes
- Understand and differentiate the structure of sukuk from conventional bonds
- Understand contemporary sukuk capital markets' behaviour and trends
- Develop an appreciation of the key Shari'a issues in structuring sukuk
- Explain the key legal, Shari'a, accounting and capital market related issues involved in sukuk structuring
- Comprehend the nature and content of key underlying documents
- Develop an appreciation of all the prime counterparties involved in a sukuk execution
- Understand contemporary sukuk capital markets' behaviour and trends
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Who should attend
- Corporate and commercial bankers
- Investment bankers
- Product development team members
- Shariah advisory team members
- Consultants
- Investment advisors
- Regulators
- Analysts
- Other professionals
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Trainer's Profile
Mr. Yavar Moini
He is currently a Financial Sector Expert with the World Bank, working extensively on an assignment in Saudi Arabia. He has over twenty four years of banking experience with international, supranational and regional institutions primarily in the GCC. Most recently, he was the Head of Islamic Solutions at Bank Alfalah, Pakistan and has also been the Director for Islamic Banking at the State Bank of Pakistan. Previously, he was the Global Head of Islamic Finance at Morgan Stanley Dubai and has also headed the Islamic structured products area for Dubai Bank and Islamic banking at the National Bank of Dubai (now ENBD). In addition, he has led and developed the Islamic Financial Services Group at Ernst & Young Bahrain, worked as an ocer at the Islamic Development Bank and been part of the management team for a TMT focused private equity fund that was a JV between Deutsche Bank and The Investment Oce (now Dubai Group). He is an MBA from New York University (Stern School of Business), New York BA Economics & Politics, University of Warwick, England.
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Registration Deadline and fees
31st January, 2020