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June 2017 /
Ramadhan 1438H
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A number of market development and
regulatory efforts have taken place in the African region in recent years
as there is a clear set of potentials for Islamic finance to play a role in
African countries to diversify their sources of funding. As the world’s
largest untapped growth market for Islamic economy, Africa is expected to
attract more Islamic finance players in the future to support the
governments’ need for raising capital for infrastructure, improve financial
inclusion and stimulate economic activities in the region.
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FinTech Session On Campus
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INCEIF
had an interactive session on the latest developments in Fintech with
members of the Fintech Association of Malaysia (FAOM) and the Bank Negara
Malaysia (BNM) team in charge of Fintech. The Financial Technology
Enabler Group (FTEG), an inter-department working group within BNM,
recently launched “Fintech Hacks”, a call for participation to enable the
public to submit ideas and problems to improve financial services sector
by leveraging on new and emerging technologies.
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Finance Accreditation Agency awarded
full academic accreditation to HBMSU Master's Program in Islamic Banking
and Finance
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The
evaluation was based on the FAA’s international standards relating to
accreditation of finance-related academic and learning programs, that is
guided by internationally-benchmarked quality assurance processes and
first-in-the-world learning standards on Islamic finance.
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Please log on to www.mifc.com
or call +603 26923481 for more information.
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