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Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia | Manama, Bahrain, 28th October 2015 – The General Council for Islamic Banks and Financial Institutions (CIBAFI) and the International Centre for Education in Islamic Finance (INCEIF) are set to organise a Roundtable Meeting, themed “Innovative Strategies in Islamic SME and Value Chain Finance” on the 9 - 10 December 2015 in Sasana Kijang, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. This Roundtable Meeting is specifically designed to bring together senior executives in charge of SME financing from Islamic Financial Institutions (IFIs) from various countries, to discuss and share the recent developments in competitive and innovative strategies on Shariah-compliant SME and value chain finance.
The Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs), as the ‘missing middle’, are considered nowadays as a strategic target with attractive growth, where many financial institutions are moving to downstream through setting up SME units and developing customised strategies. Hence, this Roundtable Meeting on “Innovative strategies in Islamic SME and value chain finance” aims to shed light on several key challenges and initiatives in regulations and market infrastructures required to promote and sustain the Islamic SME and value chain finance. The specific focus of the Roundtable Meeting includes enabling regulations in value chain and supply chain finance for SMEs, key developments in Shariah-compliant guarantee schemes, and the importance of ecosystem of venture capital (VC) for SMEs.
The roundtable meeting will be consisting of 4 (four) sessions:
- Regulatory developments in value chain finance;
- Bringing SMEs into global value chains through Islamic value chain finance: practical insights;
- Strategic insights from SMEs’ perspectives towards Islamic financial services: Lessons learned; and
- Best practices of Venture Capital (VC) as lessons for Islamic SME finance: learning from equity-based SME finance in emerging countries.
Participation in the Roundtable Meeting is by invitation only, targeted group of participants are Senior Executives in charge of SMEs financing and Business Development operations and Heads of other relevant functions in IFIs.
The Roundtable Meeting falls under CIBAFI’s Strategic Objective, in increasing the awareness of Islamic Finance and promoting information sharing among its members and the industry stakeholders, as well as collaboration with the International Centre for Education in Islamic Finance (INCEIF) with the objective to enhance knowledge on critical issues facing the industry.
For this Roundtable Meeting enquiries please do not hesitate to contact CIBAFI Secretariat at events@cibafi.org
For sponsorship enquiries please contact person in charge at: sponsorship@cibafi.org or by phone: +973 1735 7318
About the General Council for Islamic Banks and Financial Institutions (CIBAFI)
CIBAFI is an international organization established in 2001 and Headquartered in the Kingdom of Bahrain. CIBAFI is affiliated with the Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC).
CIBAFI represents the Islamic financial services industry globally, defending and promoting its role, consolidating co-operation among its members, and with other institutions with similar interests and objectives.
With nearly 120 members from over 30 jurisdictions, representing Islamic Banks, market players, international intergovernmental organizations and professional firms, and industry associations.
For more information about CIBAFI, please visit www.CIBAFI.org
Tel: +973 17357300 Email: media@cibafi.org
About INCEIF
INCEIF – The Global University of Islamic Finance is set up by Bank Negara Malaysia to develop human capital for the global Islamic finance industry. Apart from its academic programmes, which are Masters in Islamic Finance Practice, MSc in Islamic Finance and PhD in Islamic Finance, INCEIF also offers customised executive training programmes and industry-focused applied research in line with its vision to be the knowledge and thought leader in Islamic finance. INCEIF syllabus is structured with inputs from industry players to bridge the gap between academic knowledge and industry experience. INCEIF faculty members, who are globally respected among the Islamic finance academia and industry, have a combined wealth of experience and diversity. The faculty, coupled with continuous support from the industry, provides INCEIF students with strong mentoring relationships and opportunities for professional development. For more information, please visit www.inceif.org.
The Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs), as the ‘missing middle’, are considered nowadays as a strategic target with attractive growth, where many financial institutions are moving to downstream through setting up SME units and developing customised strategies. Hence, this Roundtable Meeting on “Innovative strategies in Islamic SME and value chain finance” aims to shed light on several key challenges and initiatives in regulations and market infrastructures required to promote and sustain the Islamic SME and value chain finance. The specific focus of the Roundtable Meeting includes enabling regulations in value chain and supply chain finance for SMEs, key developments in Shariah-compliant guarantee schemes, and the importance of ecosystem of venture capital (VC) for SMEs.
The roundtable meeting will be consisting of 4 (four) sessions:
- Regulatory developments in value chain finance;
- Bringing SMEs into global value chains through Islamic value chain finance: practical insights;
- Strategic insights from SMEs’ perspectives towards Islamic financial services: Lessons learned; and
- Best practices of Venture Capital (VC) as lessons for Islamic SME finance: learning from equity-based SME finance in emerging countries.
Participation in the Roundtable Meeting is by invitation only, targeted group of participants are Senior Executives in charge of SMEs financing and Business Development operations and Heads of other relevant functions in IFIs.
The Roundtable Meeting falls under CIBAFI’s Strategic Objective, in increasing the awareness of Islamic Finance and promoting information sharing among its members and the industry stakeholders, as well as collaboration with the International Centre for Education in Islamic Finance (INCEIF) with the objective to enhance knowledge on critical issues facing the industry.
For this Roundtable Meeting enquiries please do not hesitate to contact CIBAFI Secretariat at events@cibafi.org
For sponsorship enquiries please contact person in charge at: sponsorship@cibafi.org or by phone: +973 1735 7318
About the General Council for Islamic Banks and Financial Institutions (CIBAFI)
CIBAFI is an international organization established in 2001 and Headquartered in the Kingdom of Bahrain. CIBAFI is affiliated with the Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC).
CIBAFI represents the Islamic financial services industry globally, defending and promoting its role, consolidating co-operation among its members, and with other institutions with similar interests and objectives.
With nearly 120 members from over 30 jurisdictions, representing Islamic Banks, market players, international intergovernmental organizations and professional firms, and industry associations.
For more information about CIBAFI, please visit www.CIBAFI.org
Tel: +973 17357300 Email: media@cibafi.org
About INCEIF
INCEIF – The Global University of Islamic Finance is set up by Bank Negara Malaysia to develop human capital for the global Islamic finance industry. Apart from its academic programmes, which are Masters in Islamic Finance Practice, MSc in Islamic Finance and PhD in Islamic Finance, INCEIF also offers customised executive training programmes and industry-focused applied research in line with its vision to be the knowledge and thought leader in Islamic finance. INCEIF syllabus is structured with inputs from industry players to bridge the gap between academic knowledge and industry experience. INCEIF faculty members, who are globally respected among the Islamic finance academia and industry, have a combined wealth of experience and diversity. The faculty, coupled with continuous support from the industry, provides INCEIF students with strong mentoring relationships and opportunities for professional development. For more information, please visit www.inceif.org.
