The document provides an agenda for the 9th International Conference on Islamic Economics and Finance with the theme "Growth, Equity and Stability: An Islamic Perspective". The conference will take place from September 9-10, 2013 in Istanbul, Turkey and will include plenary sessions and workshops on various topics related to Islamic economics and finance such as financial industry and debt, socio-economic justice, novel approaches to challenging issues, and the role of zakat and good governance. Over 100 papers will be presented during the two-day event.
The 2012 Capital Markets Conference, organised by the QCB and the IMF in the Ritz Carlton Hotel Doha dated 18-19, September 2012
Reference - http://www.gsdp.gov.qa/portal/page/portal/gsdp_en/media_center/events_activities/capital_markets_conference_2012/Tab1/18Sep_Session04_TKhan.pdf
Financial infrastructure comprises of the resources, public policy support, protection, facilities and utilities that make the use of the financial architecture beneficial for developing an inclusive, dynamic and resilient financial system.
The document provides an agenda for the 9th International Conference on Islamic Economics and Finance with the theme "Growth, Equity and Stability: An Islamic Perspective". The conference will take place from September 9-10, 2013 in Istanbul, Turkey and will include plenary sessions and workshops on various topics related to Islamic economics and finance such as financial industry and debt, socio-economic justice, novel approaches to challenging issues, and the role of zakat and good governance. Over 100 papers will be presented during the two-day event.
The 2012 Capital Markets Conference, organised by the QCB and the IMF in the Ritz Carlton Hotel Doha dated 18-19, September 2012
Reference - http://www.gsdp.gov.qa/portal/page/portal/gsdp_en/media_center/events_activities/capital_markets_conference_2012/Tab1/18Sep_Session04_TKhan.pdf
Financial infrastructure comprises of the resources, public policy support, protection, facilities and utilities that make the use of the financial architecture beneficial for developing an inclusive, dynamic and resilient financial system.
Financial architecture comprises of the globally acceptable core principles,best practice guidelines and standards that are need for the inclusiveness, effectiveness, resilience and sustainability of the financial system.
Structural risks exist in some Sukuk designs due to disagreements between Shariah scholars over key architectural elements. This causes bundled risks that make certain financial products impossible according to some scholars but possible according to others. To avoid structural risks that could harm Islamic capital markets, there needs to be consensus among the main stakeholders in the industry, including standard setters, issuers, investors and scholars, which may require establishing an apex board representing these groups.
Sale buyback (bai' al I'na) and buy sale-back (tawaruq) are often confused and most independent Shariah councils/boards strongly recommend to avoid these rather fictitious legal tricks.
The document proposes a vision to manage the River Chitral in Chitral district to promote sustainable development. It suggests making river management the single policy focus by implementing a 5-year master plan. This would reclaim land from the river and revive wasted riverside lands, effectively doubling cultivable area. Benefits would include increased agricultural production, protected settlements, tourism promotion, and environmental improvements. A funding structure is outlined establishing a trust to issue land ownership bonds and facilitate financing, with support from donors, provincial and federal governments. The goal is to transform the river from a threat to the most valuable asset for local people.
All the Islamic financial contracts that are dominantly in practice are actually based on promise not sale contracts and by its nature a promise is non-binding but due to prudential requirements it is treated as binding.
Islamic profit rate swap - exchange of the mark-up of a long dated fixed rate Murabahah contract with the LIBOR rate underlying a series of smaller Murabahahs corresponding to the date of installment payments on the fixed rate long dated contract.
Estimates of assets of islamic financial services industryTariqullah Khan
In 2013 the size of Islamic finance assets are estimated to be $ 1.5 trillion to $ 2.1 trillion depending on 10% annual growth and 15% annual growth assumptions.
The document discusses reclaiming land from rivers and reviving wasted river beds, known as showtars, in Chitral, Pakistan to increase cultivable land. It urges the PTI government in KPK to focus on a 5-year master plan to control rivers and revive showtars, which could double the cultivable land in Chitral, as the single most impactful policy target for the region's sustainable development.
Islamic microfinance aims to provide sustainable solutions for poverty alleviation through ethical and moral financial practices as dictated by Islamic principles. Conventional microfinance has failed to fully reach the poorest populations, but Islamic finance emphasizes social and economic equality. Islamic microfinance is growing, with over 300 institutions operating in 32 countries. AlHuda CIBE convenes the Global Islamic Microfinance Forum to expand awareness and opportunities in the industry. The upcoming 3rd Forum in Dubai will bring together experts and practitioners to promote Islamic microfinance and find solutions to challenges like a lack of standardized policies and donor reluctance.
The document provides information about the 4th Global Islamic Microfinance Forum organized by AlHuda Center of Islamic Banking & Economics (AlHuda CIBE) in Dubai, UAE from November 1-2, 2014. The forum aims to promote Islamic microfinance worldwide and discuss challenges and opportunities in the industry. It includes details about the objective, agenda, speakers and sponsorship opportunities of the event. Some of the topics to be discussed are the Akhuwat model of interest-free loans, use of zakat and waqf for microfinance, innovation and IT in Islamic microfinance products.
4Promoting awareness of Islamic Microfinance among the masses, government and Non
Governmental Sectors and Multilateral Donor agencies.
Promote Islamic Microfinance Model which is compatible with the models being used in Conventional
Microfinance.
This document provides information about the 4th Global Islamic Microfinance Forum which was held in Dubai, UAE in 2014. It discusses the importance of promoting Islamic microfinance to alleviate poverty worldwide. The forum focused on challenges and opportunities in the Islamic microfinance industry, including funding challenges, capacity building needs, and technological innovations that could help the industry grow. It also highlights successful Islamic microfinance models from different regions and discusses how financial inclusion, social impact, and microtakaful can help empower communities through Islamic microfinance.
The document summarizes Islamic finance, its relevance and growth. It discusses how Islamic finance prohibits interest and certain investments based on religious principles. It has grown significantly in recent decades to become a mainstream part of the global financial system, with an estimated market size of $750 billion. The future of Islamic finance looks promising as the industry develops new products and reaches new markets and populations around the world.
The document summarizes the future of Islamic economy, business, and finance in the context of sustainability management. It argues that the current economic paradigm treats the economy as separate from society and the environment, ignoring externalities. It proposes moving to an embedded paradigm where the economy is integrated with broader social and environmental goals. This includes aligning with Islamic principles like Maqasid Al Shariah and moving to a circular, zero-waste economy. Strategies discussed include adopting the UN Sustainable Development Goals, establishing circular systems in industry, finance, and governance, and transforming research, education and policies to support this paradigm shift.
Sustainability Education and Leadership!ssuserb7725e
The document discusses the need for sustainability leadership and education to address the challenges of achieving human development while regenerating natural capital. It notes that historically high human development has been achieved by damaging the environment. The leadership challenge is to balance these factors. It proposes that education can develop leaders who can manage this balance through a transformation to circular, zero-waste economies. Various pathways for sustainability education are outlined, from integrating sustainability into individual courses to developing undergraduate and graduate sustainability programs. There is a growing need for sustainability leaders but currently a gap between this need and the supply from educational institutions.
Tabung Haji Malaysia as a World Role Model of Islamic Management Institutionsinventionjournals
TH has served as a role model of innovative hajj management and Islamic financial services for most Islamic countries in the world. The consistent track record of TH has gained world recognition in providing excellent and satisfactory hajj services to Malaysian pilgrims. TH was awarded the “Anugerah Zakat Kebangsaan 2012, Information Security Organization of the Year, Most Innovative Information Security Professional, ISO Certification for Information Security Management System (ISMS) and Hajj Management and Operation in Malaysia & Saudi Arabia, CSR Leadership Award and several states’ awards. Recently, during the 1436H/2015M Hajj Season, TH was awarded with the international Hajj Management System MS ISO 9001:2008 recognition by SIRIM QAS International Sdn Bhd for its achievement in maintaining excellent service for hajj pilgrims. Today, TH has more than 8.85 million depositors and a network of 123 branches with more than 6,000 touch-points nationwide. TH also made its presence known globally by operating an office in Jeddah, the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. The presence of TH in the marketplace domestically and internationally have proven to be progressive in several investment sectors, such as Islamic finance, property development, construction, information technology, oil and gas, hospitality and plantations. TH is becoming a symbol and icon for the Muslim community in the world due to their excellent and progressive managing of their services based on the Islamic teaching as tawhid to Allah SWT being the main principle
Trust Fund: A Product Combining Waqf, Zakah and Sadaqah for Socio-Economic A...Islamic_Finance
This paper introduces Waqf, Zakah and Sadaqah, which are currently being mobilised by the non-Financial Institutions (non-FIs) such as charitable organisations and Non-Governmental Organisations (NGOs) as additional components of Islamic finance industry, to complement the efforts of financial intermediaries as a contributor to key socio-economic development. The paper presents various aspects of a case study regarding the use of Trust Fund Instrument by the Islamic Development Bank (IDB) for socio-economic development in its member countries including a project run with the co-operation of Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation (Gates Foundation) for polio eradication in Pakistan as part of the Global Polio Eradication Initiative (GPEI).
Financial architecture comprises of the globally acceptable core principles,best practice guidelines and standards that are need for the inclusiveness, effectiveness, resilience and sustainability of the financial system.
Structural risks exist in some Sukuk designs due to disagreements between Shariah scholars over key architectural elements. This causes bundled risks that make certain financial products impossible according to some scholars but possible according to others. To avoid structural risks that could harm Islamic capital markets, there needs to be consensus among the main stakeholders in the industry, including standard setters, issuers, investors and scholars, which may require establishing an apex board representing these groups.
Sale buyback (bai' al I'na) and buy sale-back (tawaruq) are often confused and most independent Shariah councils/boards strongly recommend to avoid these rather fictitious legal tricks.
The document proposes a vision to manage the River Chitral in Chitral district to promote sustainable development. It suggests making river management the single policy focus by implementing a 5-year master plan. This would reclaim land from the river and revive wasted riverside lands, effectively doubling cultivable area. Benefits would include increased agricultural production, protected settlements, tourism promotion, and environmental improvements. A funding structure is outlined establishing a trust to issue land ownership bonds and facilitate financing, with support from donors, provincial and federal governments. The goal is to transform the river from a threat to the most valuable asset for local people.
All the Islamic financial contracts that are dominantly in practice are actually based on promise not sale contracts and by its nature a promise is non-binding but due to prudential requirements it is treated as binding.
Islamic profit rate swap - exchange of the mark-up of a long dated fixed rate Murabahah contract with the LIBOR rate underlying a series of smaller Murabahahs corresponding to the date of installment payments on the fixed rate long dated contract.
Estimates of assets of islamic financial services industryTariqullah Khan
In 2013 the size of Islamic finance assets are estimated to be $ 1.5 trillion to $ 2.1 trillion depending on 10% annual growth and 15% annual growth assumptions.
The document discusses reclaiming land from rivers and reviving wasted river beds, known as showtars, in Chitral, Pakistan to increase cultivable land. It urges the PTI government in KPK to focus on a 5-year master plan to control rivers and revive showtars, which could double the cultivable land in Chitral, as the single most impactful policy target for the region's sustainable development.
Islamic microfinance aims to provide sustainable solutions for poverty alleviation through ethical and moral financial practices as dictated by Islamic principles. Conventional microfinance has failed to fully reach the poorest populations, but Islamic finance emphasizes social and economic equality. Islamic microfinance is growing, with over 300 institutions operating in 32 countries. AlHuda CIBE convenes the Global Islamic Microfinance Forum to expand awareness and opportunities in the industry. The upcoming 3rd Forum in Dubai will bring together experts and practitioners to promote Islamic microfinance and find solutions to challenges like a lack of standardized policies and donor reluctance.
The document provides information about the 4th Global Islamic Microfinance Forum organized by AlHuda Center of Islamic Banking & Economics (AlHuda CIBE) in Dubai, UAE from November 1-2, 2014. The forum aims to promote Islamic microfinance worldwide and discuss challenges and opportunities in the industry. It includes details about the objective, agenda, speakers and sponsorship opportunities of the event. Some of the topics to be discussed are the Akhuwat model of interest-free loans, use of zakat and waqf for microfinance, innovation and IT in Islamic microfinance products.
4Promoting awareness of Islamic Microfinance among the masses, government and Non
Governmental Sectors and Multilateral Donor agencies.
Promote Islamic Microfinance Model which is compatible with the models being used in Conventional
Microfinance.
This document provides information about the 4th Global Islamic Microfinance Forum which was held in Dubai, UAE in 2014. It discusses the importance of promoting Islamic microfinance to alleviate poverty worldwide. The forum focused on challenges and opportunities in the Islamic microfinance industry, including funding challenges, capacity building needs, and technological innovations that could help the industry grow. It also highlights successful Islamic microfinance models from different regions and discusses how financial inclusion, social impact, and microtakaful can help empower communities through Islamic microfinance.
The document summarizes Islamic finance, its relevance and growth. It discusses how Islamic finance prohibits interest and certain investments based on religious principles. It has grown significantly in recent decades to become a mainstream part of the global financial system, with an estimated market size of $750 billion. The future of Islamic finance looks promising as the industry develops new products and reaches new markets and populations around the world.
The document summarizes the future of Islamic economy, business, and finance in the context of sustainability management. It argues that the current economic paradigm treats the economy as separate from society and the environment, ignoring externalities. It proposes moving to an embedded paradigm where the economy is integrated with broader social and environmental goals. This includes aligning with Islamic principles like Maqasid Al Shariah and moving to a circular, zero-waste economy. Strategies discussed include adopting the UN Sustainable Development Goals, establishing circular systems in industry, finance, and governance, and transforming research, education and policies to support this paradigm shift.
Sustainability Education and Leadership!ssuserb7725e
The document discusses the need for sustainability leadership and education to address the challenges of achieving human development while regenerating natural capital. It notes that historically high human development has been achieved by damaging the environment. The leadership challenge is to balance these factors. It proposes that education can develop leaders who can manage this balance through a transformation to circular, zero-waste economies. Various pathways for sustainability education are outlined, from integrating sustainability into individual courses to developing undergraduate and graduate sustainability programs. There is a growing need for sustainability leaders but currently a gap between this need and the supply from educational institutions.
Tabung Haji Malaysia as a World Role Model of Islamic Management Institutionsinventionjournals
TH has served as a role model of innovative hajj management and Islamic financial services for most Islamic countries in the world. The consistent track record of TH has gained world recognition in providing excellent and satisfactory hajj services to Malaysian pilgrims. TH was awarded the “Anugerah Zakat Kebangsaan 2012, Information Security Organization of the Year, Most Innovative Information Security Professional, ISO Certification for Information Security Management System (ISMS) and Hajj Management and Operation in Malaysia & Saudi Arabia, CSR Leadership Award and several states’ awards. Recently, during the 1436H/2015M Hajj Season, TH was awarded with the international Hajj Management System MS ISO 9001:2008 recognition by SIRIM QAS International Sdn Bhd for its achievement in maintaining excellent service for hajj pilgrims. Today, TH has more than 8.85 million depositors and a network of 123 branches with more than 6,000 touch-points nationwide. TH also made its presence known globally by operating an office in Jeddah, the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. The presence of TH in the marketplace domestically and internationally have proven to be progressive in several investment sectors, such as Islamic finance, property development, construction, information technology, oil and gas, hospitality and plantations. TH is becoming a symbol and icon for the Muslim community in the world due to their excellent and progressive managing of their services based on the Islamic teaching as tawhid to Allah SWT being the main principle
Trust Fund: A Product Combining Waqf, Zakah and Sadaqah for Socio-Economic A...Islamic_Finance
This paper introduces Waqf, Zakah and Sadaqah, which are currently being mobilised by the non-Financial Institutions (non-FIs) such as charitable organisations and Non-Governmental Organisations (NGOs) as additional components of Islamic finance industry, to complement the efforts of financial intermediaries as a contributor to key socio-economic development. The paper presents various aspects of a case study regarding the use of Trust Fund Instrument by the Islamic Development Bank (IDB) for socio-economic development in its member countries including a project run with the co-operation of Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation (Gates Foundation) for polio eradication in Pakistan as part of the Global Polio Eradication Initiative (GPEI).
The document discusses Islamic microfinance and an upcoming conference on the topic. It provides background on the conference organizers, AlHuda CIBE and Akhuwat, and summarizes the previous 2011 conference. It then discusses the objectives and importance of Islamic microfinance, highlighting its role in poverty alleviation and ability to serve both Muslim and non-Muslim communities. The upcoming Global Islamic Microfinance Forum in Dubai is intended to further promote awareness and recognition of Islamic microfinance through sessions led by experts.
1. The document proposes establishing a Health Research Hub (HRH) in Madinah, Saudi Arabia to promote research focused on highlighting the impact of Islamic living on health.
2. The HRH would generate and translate knowledge to develop the Muslim world by establishing centers of excellence in various countries that are connected to the HRH.
3. A framework is outlined to ensure the HRH respects Madinah's status, is financially sustainable through contributions from the Muslim Ummah, uses consultation in decision making, and clearly defines roles and responsibilities.
1. The document proposes establishing a Health Research Hub (HRH) in Madinah, Saudi Arabia to promote research focused on highlighting the impact of Islamic living on health.
2. The HRH would generate and translate knowledge to develop the Muslim world by establishing centers of excellence in various countries that are connected to the HRH in Madinah.
3. A framework is outlined that respects Madinah's sacred status, ensures sustainability through capacity building and partnerships, promotes consultation, defines roles, and establishes knowledge management systems while safeguarding the city's sanctity.
International Journal of Humanities and Social Science Invention (IJHSSI) is an international journal intended for professionals and researchers in all fields of Humanities and Social Science. IJHSSI publishes research articles and reviews within the whole field Humanities and Social Science, new teaching methods, assessment, validation and the impact of new technologies and it will continue to provide information on the latest trends and developments in this ever-expanding subject. The publications of papers are selected through double peer reviewed to ensure originality, relevance, and readability. The articles published in our journal can be accessed online.
Islamic Finance : Research Directions for Young ResearchersMahmoud Sami Nabi
This document summarizes a presentation on future research directions for young researchers in Islamic finance. It provides an overview of the growth of the Islamic financial services industry, particularly in banking assets, sukuk issuances, takaful contributions, and Islamic funds. It then discusses potential areas for future research, including ensuring Islamic finance develops in accordance with its distinguishing principles of risk sharing, ethics, and connection to the real economy. Examples are given of deviations in Islamic bank practices from theoretical models. The role of international institutions and lessons from other countries' experiences are also addressed.
Mile Future Of Executive Development At The Muslim And Arab Worldmilemadinah
This presentation highlights the immense leadership deficit that our region suffers from. It also demonstrates how our educational and training institutions, both at corporate and government levels, fall short in catering for the enormous leadership development requirements in the region. The presentation sheds the light on a new strategic initiative to establish a world-class executive and leadership development institution which aims at bridging this gap. The initiative aims at building local intellectual capital and is based on a sustainable business model that ensures sustainability and provision of high quality, affordable and relevant life-long development opportunities to our future business leaders. The Madinah Institute for Leadership and Entrepreneurship (MILE) was initiated as one of Savola Group’s CSR programs. MILE is a non-profit organization and will be established at the heart of the Arab and Muslim World at the Madinah Knowledge Economic City. MILE’s first pilot program which attracted more than 150 senior executives from 16 countries has provided a strong evidence of the viability of the proposed model.
EFICA is back in 2014! The global awards are designed to recognize and reward innovation in ethical and Islamic finance and we believe that you can become a catalyst for changing the finance industry for the better.
The future of islamic finance in a global economyMakhluk Hasan
The document discusses the growth of Islamic finance globally. It notes that Islamic finance assets have grown over 160% from 2009 to 2011, reaching $1.80 trillion currently and are projected to reach $2.5 trillion by 2015. Three main reasons for this growth are identified: 1) the economic power shifting to Muslim-majority regions, 2) Islamic finance being seen as more ethical by both Muslim and non-Muslim scholars, and 3) greater transparency compared to conventional finance. However, the document also notes challenges in consolidating gains, preventing meltdowns, accelerating growth through proper understanding and implementation of Islamic finance principles and standards.
The document discusses the role of Islamic microfinance in poverty alleviation. It begins by establishing assumptions about poverty alleviation being a worthy goal and Islamic microfinance helping to reduce poverty. It then poses questions about why the large Islamic finance industry has not seen more social investment, whether Islamic finance innovation should include poverty alleviation, and if Islamic institutions have an obligation to invest in economic development. The document outlines how Islamic microfinance aims to make people self-reliant through practices like entrepreneurship and profit sharing. It acknowledges challenges to Islamic microfinance like high costs, funding, and asymmetric information. Finally, it provides an example of the Chicago Islamic Microfinance Project which aims to offer Sharia-compliant financing to revitalize neighborhoods
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This document outlines a proposed framework for Islamic economics and finance in a post-Covid19 world. It argues that the current economic system has caused ecological damage by exceeding natural boundaries and ignores ecological footprints. The pandemic is a consequence of this. It suggests Islam recognizes humanity's role as caretakers of the earth and calls for establishing balance. It proposes 8 actions: 1) individual lifestyle reform, 2) nature-based circular business criteria, 3) interest-free loans for sustainable businesses, 4) replacing foreclosure with forbearance, 5) policy support for sustainability, 6) transformative education, 7) interdisciplinary research, and 8) adapting to global sustainability initiatives. It concludes by calling for new academic programs in "
The document discusses the need for a paradigm shift in Islamic economics and finance from a linear to a circular model. It argues that the current linear resource-based paradigm is unsustainable due to waste and negative externalities. In contrast, a circular paradigm emulates nature's systems of zero waste and recycling. The document outlines the opportunities of shifting to a circular, compassionate market economy based on natural laws and balance. It discusses how Islamic finance can align with the UN Sustainable Development Goals to help transform the global financial architecture.
The document proposes a vision to manage the River Chitral in Chitral, Pakistan called Vision2030. The single focus of the vision is to transform the River Chitral from a destructive force to the most valuable asset of the local people through a 10-year master plan. This would be done by reclaiming land from the river and reviving wasted riverbeds, which could double the amount of cultivable land. The benefits would include recovering land, protecting life and property, enhancing agricultural production, generating electricity, promoting tourism, and positively impacting the environment. The document outlines steps to implement the vision that include studying the river's impacts, gaining community support, creating a master plan, securing funding, and ph
This document discusses the opportunities for Islamic finance within the circular economy paradigm. It begins by outlining the shortcomings of the linear "take-make-waste" economic model, noting the environmental damage and economic inefficiencies it creates. It then introduces the circular economy as a more sustainable alternative that eliminates waste and designs products for reuse and recycling. The document argues that Islamic finance is well-positioned to support the circular economy given its principles of avoiding harm and waste. It identifies several ways Islamic finance could finance circular economy initiatives and help transition societies to more sustainable models of production and consumption.
The document outlines the opportunities for Islamic economics and finance to support the transition to a circular economy paradigm. It begins by describing the linear "take-make-waste" economy and how it is unsustainable. It then discusses the circular economy paradigm of keeping resources in use for longer, eliminating waste through design and renewable energy. The document proposes several opportunities for Islamic finance to support the circular economy transition, including through social entrepreneurship that blends profit and non-profit motives, multidisciplinary research, transformative education, developing circular economy strategies, and best practice studies.
Science has learnt from natural laws tremendously; nature doesn't waste but economics is build around a paradigm of extract, produce, use and waste. A zero-waste circular economy paradigm will be consistent with natural laws and offers hopes for a sustainable world. We discuss the various aspects of this optimistic prospect.
Global Digital Sukuk (GDS) - A basic frameworkTariqullah Khan
The document discusses the concept of digitizing sukuk using blockchain technology and cryptocurrencies, outlining some of the perceived advantages such as avoiding intermediaries, instant global transfer of ownership, and enhancing governance through smart contracts, and also addresses some of the regulatory challenges currently facing digital currencies. It proposes a framework for a global digital sukuk that could be issued on a public blockchain by a multilateral development bank to facilitate crowdfunding and investments that comply with Islamic finance principles.
Vicinity Jobs’ data includes more than three million 2023 OJPs and thousands of skills. Most skills appear in less than 0.02% of job postings, so most postings rely on a small subset of commonly used terms, like teamwork.
Laura Adkins-Hackett, Economist, LMIC, and Sukriti Trehan, Data Scientist, LMIC, presented their research exploring trends in the skills listed in OJPs to develop a deeper understanding of in-demand skills. This research project uses pointwise mutual information and other methods to extract more information about common skills from the relationships between skills, occupations and regions.
OJP data from firms like Vicinity Jobs have emerged as a complement to traditional sources of labour demand data, such as the Job Vacancy and Wages Survey (JVWS). Ibrahim Abuallail, PhD Candidate, University of Ottawa, presented research relating to bias in OJPs and a proposed approach to effectively adjust OJP data to complement existing official data (such as from the JVWS) and improve the measurement of labour demand.
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Blended Finance and Circular economy
1. Central Banking in the Era of Blended
Finance and Circular Economy
Keynote Speech delivered by Dr. Tariqullah Khan (tkhan@qfis.edu.qa)
Professor of Islamic Finance, Qatar Faculty of Islamic Studies, Hamad bin Khalifa University – Qatar
Foundation
Views expressed are speaker’s own and don’t necessarily represent those of HKBU
8. Integrate Zakah,
Awqaf, Charities in
Financial Sector
Reforms
Subsidize financing
for Micro, Small and
Medium Enterprises
Disclosure
requirements for
ethical finance
Waste Control and
Management
Guidelines and
Policies
Ethical Screening of
Investments
What Central Banks Can Do?