Advanced Islamic Banking
Programme Director: Mark Andrews

A - Day Training Course.

Course Description
Global demand for an ethical form of banking has led to a near boom in Islamic banking and it is estimated that some 250 financial institutions in more than 45 countries practice some kind of Islamic finance. The market has been growing at more that 15% per annum and financial assets within the sector are estimated at US$ 500bn with Liquid Funds in the Islamic marketplace looking for quality assets at circa US$ 50bn.

Learning Objectives
This advanced course to help delegates consider in some detail the principles of Islamic Banking, the differences between Islamic and conventional banking and how modern day pressures can, might and are being reconciled within the Islamic code.

Who Should Attend
All banking and finance professionals working within an Islamic financial institution and any professionals working in the field who wish to develop their skills and understanding further.

Methodology
Classroom lectures and interactive practical workshop format intended to affirm the learning objectives. There will be an examination to test delegates understanding of the course.

Knowledge Pre Requisites
A basic knowledge of the banking and the financial services sector in both conventional markets is required. This course is not suitable for complete beginners.

Course Outline
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