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Institute of Islamic Banking (IIB) at UMT organized workshop on Islamic investments and wealth management”, project of Islamic Finance Access Program (IFAP). The main objective of the program was to bring the highest quality of Islamic financial intelligence to executives and decision makers in the Islamic financial services industry.
Dr Hasan Sohaib Murad, Rector UMT, appreciated the efforts of IIB and Edbiz Consulting (UK) for arranging such unique forum that incorporates truly useful practical guidance for the development and implementation of Shari‘a investments, combined with thought provoking insight into the issues and evolution of Shari’a financial jurisprudence.
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Earlier, Muhammad Mahmood Shah Khan, Director IIB, inaugurated the seminar and emphasized the importance of Islamic Finance Access Program as an excellent forum from an informative, educational and networking perspective.
Amir Khalil-ur-Rehman, Former Head of Islamic Corporate Askari Bank, focused on Islamic and Shari’a background. Hamoyun Dar, CEO Edbiz Consulting, emphasized on fundamental Shari'a principles governing infrastructure and project finances and explained how to raise money from Shari'a sensitive investors. Kamal Mehmood Amjad Mian, Director FAST Cables, explained the core components of wealth management system in Islam with a brief overlook on the global investment compositions.
Practitioners from Meezan Bank, Bank Alfalah, Muslim Commercial Bank, Soneri Bank, Bank of Punjab, Faysal Asset Management, Al Barakah Bank Limited, JS Investments and Habib Bank Limited; and academia faculty and students from Punjab University, University of Central Punjab, Superior College, CIIT-Lahore, National University of Management Sciences and UMT attended the workshop.
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