Past Event
This session aims to highlight:
– Progresses made and milestones accomplished to-date in the global Sukuk market
– Diverse users of Sukuk to meet various economic, developmental and financial needs.
– Issues that remain unaddressed or that are limiting full utilization of Sukuk as an instrument supporting diverse economic and financial needs
– Efforts to promote harmonization in Sukuk structures to encourage wider cross-border issuances
– New innovative Sukuk structures utilized for various fund-raising activities.
– Specific case studies and country showcase/presentation on Sukuk market
This session aims to highlight:
• New post-crisis liquidity regulations applicable upon financial institutions
• The challenges in provision of Shari’ah-compliant high-quality liquid assets (HQLA) that satisfy the new regulatory requirements
• The role of ICM, and Sukuk in particular, to meet these liquidity regulations
• Shari’ah-compliant structures that can be utilised to issue tradable liquidity management instruments
• Efforts and opportunities to list and trade ICM instruments in exchanges/bourses
• Case study examples on liquidity management programmes initiated by specific jurisdictions
This session aims to highlight:
• Various ICM products including equities, Sukuk, Islamic collective investment schemes (ICIS), hedging products, specialised ICIS, asset securitisations, etc.
• The introduction of FinTech in the ICM (e.g. p2p operators, crowdfunding platforms, robo-advisers, etc)
• Potential issues of consumer protection, Shari’ah requirements and other regulatory considerations
• Specific case studies on FinTech products and regulatory sandboxes to encourage innovation and development
• Future directions for the efficient and smooth innovation, growth and development of the ICM