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Transcript of Storm-7 Consulting CONFERENCE - Islamic Banking and Finance: Regulatory, Risk and Compliance
10th
– 11th
December 2015 London
Islamic Banking and Finance: Regulatory, Risk and Compliance
Contact: Joe Zepeda, Director, Storm-7 Consulting
Tel: +44(0)7984856066 Email: [email protected]
www.storm-7.com
Your Expert Trainers Rodrigo Zepeda, LLB, LLM, Chartered MCSI
Director, Storm-7 Consulting
Further Expert Trainers to be Announced
The Training Programme
This advanced two day training programme has been designed to provide delegates with comprehensive training in the latest regulatory, risk, and compliance issues affecting the Islamic banking and finance industry today. Delegates will be instructed on risks affecting Islamic finance practices and products, on developing integrated risk management frameworks, and on the latest legal, regulatory and Shari'ah compliance issues affecting Islamic banks and financial institutions. Delegates will also gain insights into the latest trends in Islamic finance products (e.g. derivatives) and practices (e.g. microfinance).
The unprecedented growth of Islamic banking and finance operations around the world has created a huge demand for expert guidance in the latest Islamic finance regulatory and risk management practices
The Conference Programme
Day 1: Sessions
SESSION 1: Islamic Finance National and International Regulatory Frameworks National regulatory frameworks (UK Financial Conduct Authority; Dubai Financial Services Authority; Securities Commission Malaysia).
International governance frameworks (Islamic Financial Services Board; the IMF; BIS Basel Committee).
Shari'ah Supervisory Boards and Supervisory Councils.
Islamic Finance regulatory convergence and standardisation.
SESSION 2: Risk Management Practices for Islamic Financial Institutions Credit, Market, Operational, and Liquidity Risks in Islamic Finance.
Risk management issues in Islamic Financial Contracts.
Developing an Integrated Risk Management and Shari'ah Audit Framework.
Risk Regulation in Islamic Financial Institutions (Basel II, III).
SESSION 3: Legal and Shari'ah Compliance The law and regulation of Islamic Finance in the United Kingdom.
Developing a robust Shari'ah Compliance Framework.
Effectively addressing Shari'ah Non-Compliance Risk.
Shari'ah Governance Practices in Islamic Financial Institutions.
Compliance challenges to the global development of the Islamic Finance industry. SESSION 4: Contemporary and Future Developments in Islamic Finance
Globally Strengthening the Islamic Finance Industry.
Islamic Finance Structural Adjustments (Participatory, Non-Participatory Financing).
Islamic Microfinance Financial Instruments, Models, and Practices.
Islamic Finance and Behavioural Economics.
Day 2: Workshops
WORKSHOP 1: Developing Islamic Financial Markets and Islamic Banking Strategies for the development of Islamic Capital Markets.
The global development of Islamic Finance Exchange-Traded products and the Islamic Inter-Bank Market.
Capitalising on growth opportunities in new Takaful emerging markets (India, Morocco, Namibia, South Africa, Tanzania, Turkey).
Islamic Finance Markets, Technology and Innovation.
WORKSHOP 2: Islamic Funds
Structuring Islamic compliant Equity Funds; Commodity Funds; Ijarah Funds; Murabaha Funds; and Mixed Funds.
Shari'ah compliance screening of Islamic funds.
Islamic funds investor and investment risk profiling (aggressive funds, capital gains funds, regular income funds, balanced funds).
Evaluating the capacity and attractiveness of emerging Islamic Finance funds markets (Australia, Europe, China).
WORKSHOP 3: Islamic Sukuk Markets Global Sukuk markets trends and findings.
Evaluating Sukuk markets (Dubai; Hong Kong; Indonesia; Malaysia; Singapore; South Africa; the United Kingdom).
Sukuk Sovereign and Corporate Issuers.
Sukuk collateralization and liquidity management.
Standardising Sukuk documentation.
WORKSHOP 4: Derivatives and Islamic Finance Alternatives to conventional derivatives (Arbun'; Al-shart; Salam; Istijar; Istisna).
Analysing how to structure Murabaha-based cross-currency swaps; Murabaha-based profit rate swaps; Islamic Forwards; and Islamic Finance futures and options.
Analysing the ISDA/IIFM Tahawwut (Hedging) Master Agreement framework and legal enforceability.
Islamic hedging and credit support agreements.
© Copyright 2015, Storm-7 Consulting Limited
Register online at: www.storm-7.com or contact Joe Zepeda:
Tel: +44 (0) 7984856066
Email: [email protected]
Course Suitable for
Auditors
Chief Executives
Chief Financial Officers
Chief Risk Officers
Compliance Officers and Staff
Board Directors
General Legal Counsel
General Managers
Investment Fund Managers
Risk Management Officers and Professionals
Islamic Banking and Finance Professionals
Sukuk Issuers
Key Benefits
Advanced knowledge and understanding of Islamic finance risk management practices; effective Shari'ah compliance and governance practices; Islamic financial markets, investment techniques, and the latest Islamic finance instruments
Key insights into the latest Islamic microfinance practices, and Islamic regulatory compliance issues
Pre-course questionnaire to identify delegate's key course objectives
Lenovo 8" Yoga Tablet pre-loaded with course presentations and documentation to take-away
Comprehensive course documentation.
Post-course trainer follow-up to guarantee all key course objectives have been met
Further Expert Trainers to be Announced
Expert Trainer Biographies Rodrigo Zepeda is an independent consultant who specialises in derivatives and financial services law, regulation, and compliance. He holds a LLM Masters degree in International and Comparative Business Law, has been an Associate of the Chartered Institute for Securities & Investment since 2004, and has passed the New York Bar Examination. He has also published widely in leading industry journals such as the Capco Institute's Journal of Financial Transformation, the Journal of International Banking Law and Regulation, as well as e-books on derivatives law. Noted publications include "Optimizing Risk Allocation for CCPs under the European Market Infrastructure Regulation"; "The ISDA Master Agreement 2012: A Missed Opportunity"; "The ISDA Master Agreement: The Derivatives Risk Management Tool of the 21st Century?"; and "To EU, or not to EU: that is the AIFMD question".