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IFN Asia Forum 2010
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State Government of Victoria & Austrade
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Takaful Associates
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Monday,
25th October 2010
Global Business Leaders Dialogue
Public Lecture
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Tuesday,
26th October 2010
IFN Asia Forum:
Issuers Day
International Shariah Scholars Forum
(by invitation only)
Regulators Forum
(by invitation only)
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Wednesday,
27th October 2010
IFN Asia Forum:
Investors Day
IFN Asia Forum:
Takaful & re-Takaful Day
International Shariah Scholars Forum
(by invitation only)
Global Islamic Liquidity Management Conference
Regulators Forum
(by invitation only)
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Thursday,
28th October 2010
IFN Asia Forum:
Equities & Financial Markets Day
Islamic Liquidity Management Workshop
Media Engagement Programme
MIFC Roundtable
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CLOSED EVENTS
INCEIF Professional Development Panel Meeting
Friday,
22nd October 2010
Global Takaful Group Meeting
Tuesday,
26th October 2010
INCEIF Governing Council Meeting
Tuesday,
26th October 2010
Takaful CEO Round Table Discussion
Wednesday,
26th October 2010
ISRA Council of Scholars Meeting
Thursday,
28th October 2010
   

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GLOBAL ISLAMIC LIQUIDITY MANAGEMENT CONFERENCE
The GILM Conference 2010, themed “Islamic Liquidity Management: Strengthening Building Blocks in Domestic Markets and Cross-border Transactions”, is a half-day event. The conference aims to:
 
Exemplify the importance of liquidity management as an essential building block for a sustainable and stable Islamic banking business, both at domestic and international level.
 
Provide participants with a good understanding of challenges faced in developing Islamic liquidity management, exposure to current infrastructures available and the understanding of their strategic role in developing Islamic liquidity management.
 
Facilitate interaction and greater linkages amongst Islamic banks/windows in different jurisdictions to enhance cross-border Islamic liquidity management.

The conference will be complemented by a full-day workshop which will focus on operationalising Islamic liquidity management, including Islamic interbank and hedging transactions. In addition, participants will  have the opportunity to be attached to an Islamic bank for another day to enhance their understanding further on the actual Islamic liquidity management transactions conducted.

Venue: Summit Room, Level 2, Mandarin Oriental KL

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27th October 2010
14:30 – 16:00 Session 1:
Finding Solutions for a Long-Standing Problem

 
Situational analysis of Islamic liquidity management (ILM) infrastructure and development in different countries. Is its current under-developed in many markets a potential source of future crisis for Islamic finance industry?
 
Why Islamic liquidity management remains underdeveloped? Lack of appropriate tools or infrastructure? Are leakages of funds from the Islamic financial system into the conventional system a major reason for the underdevelopment? Should such leakages be prohibited?
 
What are practical solutions for Islamic banks to develop ILM moving forward? What are the roles of other stakeholders (regulators, scholars etc) in this regard? What are practical solutions to be done at international level?
  Panelist:
  Damian P.White, General Manager Treasury Group, Al Rajhi Banking & Investment Corporation, Saudi Arabia
  Kamarul Ariffin Mohd Jamil
  Rafe Haneef
16:00 – 16:30 Networking & Refreshment
16:30 – 18:00 Session 2:
Lessons for Domestic & Cross-Border Development

 
Overview of current market infrastructure and development for Islamic interbank liquidity management (in terms of products, market depth, market practices and the supporting infrastructures) in Bahrain, Malaysia and the UK (representing 3 different important geographical areas for Islamic finance). What are the lessons of these markets to others?
 
Is cross-border Islamic liquidity management a crucial component for Islamic finance to become a major force in the global system? What are the building blocks?
 
Success stories in cross-border liquidity linkages in the conventional sector – what are key takeaways for Islamic finance?
  Panelists:
  Lillian Le Falher
  Norashikin Mohd Kassim, General Manager, Treasury, Bank Islam, Malaysia
  Humphrey Percy
 
 
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