21st & 22nd October 2013
Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre

About The IFN Asia Forum

Asia is undoubtedly one of the most important markets due to its position as the industry’s driver, and the core markets within the continent, such as Malaysia, Indonesia, Brunei, Singapore and Sri Lanka. With its natural disposition for Islamic finance due to its population demographic, and the right talent, these countries are expected to continue attracting Shariah compliant investments and funds; and inevitably become market leaders with continued regulatory support and proper infrastructure development. The IFN Asia Forum remains our flagship event.

An Introduction

Currently the most liquid and resource-rich market, Asia has become the focal point for investors looking to escape the financial drubbing experienced by western markets. Perhaps the key to Asia’s popularity is its status as an emerging market, which directly implies a gamut of untapped investment opportunities for development and capital requirement to serve its growing population. With its natural disposition for Islamic finance due to its population demographic, countries such as Malaysia, Indonesia, Singapore, Hong Kong and Brunei are expected to continue attracting Shariah compliant investments and funds; and inevitably become market leaders in the area with continued regulatory support and proper infrastructure development.

The growth figures for Asia are staggering, and nothing less than impressive. Southeast Asia alone is expected to grow at an average of 5.6% in 2012, up from 5.3% in 2011, while intra-trade between South Asia and the Middle East has seen a hike to 11% over the last year, and is expected to remain on an upward trajectory; all this amid the cacophony in the global financial markets. However, Asia’s position as an emerging market also places it in a Catch-22 situation; while growth is hard to be ignored, risk is equally high, and an unfamiliarity among the global financial community with the business dealings within Asia and a perceived disparity in business cultures and norms has somewhat created trepidation among investors looking to park their money in what seems to be the world’s most bustling region in terms of growth and issuer activity.

In terms of Islamic finance, market players are confident of key areas within Asia such as project and infrastructure financing, development of soft sectors such as IT and healthcare, and wealth management to name a few. And many are restless for the Islamic finance community to focus on this emerging market and tap the existing growth opportunities to further boost the industry’s position; and perhaps to some degree popularity, among the general investment community. Should Islamic finance successfully work in tandem with Asia’s growth story, there is no doubt that the market will eventually achieve what it has always sought – the elusive question of critical mass and secondary market deepening.

IFN Asia Issuers & Investors Forum will take you around Asia and explore these growth opportunities, question Asia’s exhibited resilience towards the world’s current financial woes, investor appetite for Asian-based investments and of course, their concerns.

Through a series of exclusive regulatory country presentations, practitioner-led round-table discussions, non-debatable power presentations, original case studies and sector focused side sessions, the IFN Asia Forum in 2013 will again be the key, must-attend industry event for issuers, investors, regulators and all financial intermediaries involved in the Islamic financial markets with the slightest interest in the Asian markets.

With the proper implementation of regulations and the provision of sufficient infrastructure, the capital markets of Asia will continue to thrive and attract liquidity from all over the world. From being an exotic market with immense growth potential, Asia is now in the driving seat to become the world’s new economic giants.

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Forum Agenda

Day 1: Issuers Day

Monday, 21st October 2013

08:00 – 09:00

Registration

09:00 – 09:10

Chairperson's Introduction

Abdulkader Thomas – Chief Executive Officer, SHAPE Financial

09:10 – 09:25

Keynote Address: Regulatory Perspectives on the Development of Islamic Financial Markets: Sustaining Growth with Stability

Jaseem Ahmed – Secretary General, Islamic Financial Services Board

09:25 – 09:35

Keynote Address

Dr Mulya E. Siregar – Assistant Governor, Bank Indonesia

09:35 – 10:20

Session One: Advancing Asia's Islamic Capital Market - Ensuring Continued Development and Sustainable Growth

  • The continued development of the Islamic capital markets in Asia and the role of market players in ensuring its sustainability
  • Capitalizing on growth in emerging markets and greater access to these new markets
  • Examining notable issues in 2013 and why they succeeded: MAS RM1 billion Perpetual Sukuk, Sime Darby US$800 million Sukuk, Republic of Turkey US$ 1.5 billion Sukuk Ijarah
  • Outlook for sovereign Sukuk from Asian economies in 2013: Opportunities, benefits and and what its absence signifies
  • Building on efforts to pursue investment flows from the Middle East in light of increasing competition from Europe, Africa and other new markets
  • Discussing the increasingly crucial role of multilateral agencies in the development of Islamic finance in Asia

Panelists:

Mohamad Safri Shahul Hamid – Deputy Chief Executive Officer, CIMB Islamic
Rafe Haneef – Chief Executive Officer, HSBC Amanah
Raja Teh Maimunah – Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer, Hong Leong Islamic Bank Berhad
Wasim Akhtar Saifi – Global Head of Islamic Banking, Consumer Banking & Chief Executive Officer, Standard Chartered Saadiq, Malaysia

10:20 – 10:35

Presentation: The Global Islamic Finance Market: Is it Truly an Alternative Finance and Investment Market?

Jawad Ali – Managing Partner, Middle East Offices, King & Spalding

10:35 – 11:00

Networking Break

11:00 – 11:45

Session Two: Islamic Capital Markets and Sukuk: Innovation in Regulations and Structuring to Support Growth

  • Diversifying Islamic finance offerings: outlook for innovative Shariah compliant structures and products suited to the Asian market
  • Innovative solutions: Entrance of new Shariah compliant asset classes, structures and funding uses
  • Refinancing and restructuring Islamic capital market transactions – lessons from the Gulf
  • Market development: what strides have aspiring Asian markets made in promoting Islamic finance transactions – Hong Kong, Singapore, Japan, South Asia
  • Reviewing recent regulatory updates and central bank guidelines affecting Islamic finance transactions in Asia

Moderator:

Daud Vicary Abdullah – President & Chief Executive Officer, INCEIF

Panelists:

Ahsan Ali – Head of Islamic Origination, Standard Chartered
Alhami Mohd Abdan – Head, International Finance & Capital Market, OCBC Al-Amin Bank
Hitesh Asarpota – Director, Capital Markets & Structured Finance, Emirates NBD Capital
Neil Miller – Global Head of Islamic Finance, Linklaters

11:45 – 12:00

Presentation: Future Potential and Opportunities for Asian Issuers in Europe's Islamic Finance Sector

Jonathan Grosvenor – General Manager, Global Financial Markets, KBL European Private Bankers, Luxembourg

12:00 – 12:20

Launch of EY’s Global Takaful Insights 2013

Launch by Dato’ Muhammad Ibrahim – Deputy Governor, Bank Negara Malaysia

12:20 – 13:30

Luncheon

13:30 – 14:15

Session Three: Islamic Asset, Project and Infrastructure Financing - Trends and Innovation in Structuring

  • The role of central banks and multilateral agencies in advancing the growth of Asia’s Islamic infrastructure financing projects
  • Assessing the potential of emerging alternative assets and its suitability to Shariah compliant financing: key considerations for issuers
  • Reviewing the success of utilizing Islamic infrastructure financing in public private partnership ventures
  • Leveraging emerging opportunities in cross border Sukuk through project and infrastructure financing
  • The need for greater corporate sector participation to galvanize Asia’s project based Sukuk offerings for infrastructure development
  • Discussing the increasingly popular trends of Shariah compliant syndicated financing and mezzanine structures

Panelists:

Michael Bennett – Head of Derivatives and Structured Finance, Capital Markets Department, World Bank
Mohd Effendi Abdullah – Director/Head, Islamic Markets, AmInvestment Bank
Nicholas Edmondes – Partner, Trowers & Hamlins
Saad Rahman – Managing Director, Head of Global Islamic Banking, Credit Agricole
Qudeer Latif – Partner (Global Head of Islamic Finance), Clifford Chance

14:15 – 14:30

Presentation: Settling Commercial Disputes With the KLRCA i-Arbitration Rules

Faris Shehabi – Case Counsel, KLRCA

14:30 – 15:30

Country Roundtable: Leveraging the Unique Strengths of Asian Markets in Developing a World Class Islamic Finance Hub

  • Accelerating the growth of Indonesia’s Islamic capital market: The need for greater corporate participation and product innovation
  • Assessing Sri Lanka’s progress thus far and steps needed to continue its steady growth
  • Key drivers behind Turkey’s rapid development in the Islamic capital market
  • Brunei: Market outlook and prospects for longer term Sukuk issuances to attract domestic and foreign investors
  • Bangladesh: Overcoming lack of funding and political instability in developing its massive potential in the Islamic finance space
  • Prospects for Sukuk issuances from the Maldives: Progress made by regulators and market players

Moderator:

Ahmed A Khalid – Regional Head (Asia), Islamic Corporation for the Development of the Private Sector (ICD), IDB Group

Panelists:

Harith Harun – Chief Executive Officer, Maldives Islamic Bank
Krishan Thilakaratne – Chief Executive Officer – Al Falaah, Lanka Orix Finance, Sri Lanka
Norfadelizan Abdul Rahman – President Director, Maybank Syariah Indonesia
Sabri Ulus – Head of Treasury & Markets, Bank Islam Brunei Darussalam
Dr Serdar Sümer – Executive Vice President, Capital Markets Group, Aktif Bank, Turkey

15:30 – 15:45

Presentation: Islamic Project Finance for LNG Vessels

Naoki Nishida – CEO/President, Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi UFJ Malaysia

15:45 – 16:15

Networking Break

16:15 – 17:00

Session Five: Real-Life Issues and Challenges Facing Islamic Issuers

  • Issues relating to fees, distribution, intermediaries, advisors and cost efficiency
  • Examining Shariah compliant infrastructure financing: Asset classes and opportunities for issuers
  • Maturities, pricing, ratings and credit enhancement for Sukuk issues
  • Book-building and initiatives to broaden the investor base for Islamic issuances
  • Innovation in fixed income products for Asian issuers: the potential for Global Depository Notes as a financing tool
  • Impact of Basel III and other global regulatory requirements on Asian Islamic banks and issuers
  • The growing need for quality learning programs to raise awareness amongst issuers and develop qualified talent in the Islamic financial services industry
Panelists:

Bishr Shiblaq – Head, Dubai Representative Office, Arendt & Medernach
David Rich – Vice President, Depositary Receipt Services Asia-Pacific, Citi
Farmida Bi – Partner, Head of Islamic Finance – Europe, Norton Rose Fulbright
Dr Mohammad Omar Farooq – Head, Centre for Islamic Finance, Bahrain Institute of Banking and Finance

17:00 – 17:45

Deal Roundtable: Discussing Key Trends, Features and Success Factors of the Year's Most Prominent Deals

  • Aktif Bank Turkey TRY 100 million Project Finance Sukuk for Istanbul International Financial Center
  • Cagamas RM500 million Sukuk Wakalah Bil Istithmar
  • Khazanah Nasional US$ 357 million Exchangeable Sukuk
  • Turkiye Finans US$500 million Wakalah Sukuk
  • The Republic of Indonesia US$1.5 Billion Rule 144A/Reg S Sukuk
  • DanaInfra Nasional US$490 million Sukuk Murabahah

Panelists:

Chung Chee Leong – President/Chief Executive Officer, Cagamas
Maamor Che Alias – Senior General Manager, Prokhas
Mehmet Fatih Bulac – Vice President, Financial Institutions & Islamic Syndications, Turkiye Finans Katilim Bankasi A.S.
Mohd Izani Ghani – Executive Director & Chief Financial Officer, Khazanah Nasional
Serden Kececioglu – Managing Director, Financial Institutions Marketing, Aktif Investment Bank

17:45 – 17:55

Chairperson's Closing

Day 2: Investors Day

Tuesday, 22nd October 2013

08:00 – 09:00

Registration

09:00 – 09:15

Keynote Address: Advancing the Sustainable Development of the Islamic Capital Markets in Asia

Dr Khaled Al Fakih – Secretary General & Chief Executive Officer, AAOIFI

09:15 – 09:30

Chairperson's Introduction

Abdulkader Thomas – Chief Executive Officer, SHAPE Financial

09:30 – 10:15

Session One: The Islamic Investment Environment and Market Trends, Opportunities and Strategies

  • The pricing of risk in the Islamic investment environment in the coming year: what are we going to see?
  • Identifying new and important Shariah-compliant investment destinations and asset classes in the coming year
  • The role and growth of the private banking and wealth management sector in Asia and the Gulf
  • Key product growth segments in Asian Takaful markets: how can the industry maintain present growth rates?
  • Regulatory and risk management issues in today’s Islamic markets: restructuring, recovery, default and insolvency

Panelists:

Jonathan Grosvenor – General Manager, Global Financial Markets, KBL European Private Bankers, Luxembourg
Norashikin Mohd Kassim – Director, Treasury, Bank Islam Malaysia
Noripah Kamso – Advisor, CIMB Islamic
Stella Cox – Managing Director, DDCAP Group

10:15 – 10:30

Keynote Presentation: Standardization in Islamic Capital and Money Market

Ijlal Alvi – Chief Executive Officer, International Islamic Financial Market

10:30 – 11.00

Break & Networking

11.00 – 11:20

Presentation: Findings of EY’s Global Takaful Insights Report 2013

Abid Shakeel – Senior Director, Global Islamic Banking Centre, EY

11:20 – 12:05

Session Two: Islamic Institutional Investment Management Products and Markets in Asia and the Gulf

  • The changing face of the insitutional investment market: the growth of pension, Takaful and sovereign wealth funds in Asia
  • Discussing the investment strategies of sovereign wealth funds and institutional investors in the coming year
  • Investment and product trends in Asia and the Middle East: Derivatives, equity-linked products: is there a new direction?
  • The potential of Islamic private equity growth in Asia and the Gulf: key sectors and opportunities
  • Examining the crucial issue of Shariah compliance for today’s Islamic investments structures and products
  • Investment mandates for pension funds and institutional funds in Asia: what can Islamic finance offer?

Panelists:

Ahmad Nazim Abdul Rahman – Group Chief Executive Officer, Pelaburan Mara
Hanifah Hashim – Executive Director & Head, Malaysian Fixed Income & Sukuk, Franklin Templeton
Madzlan Hussain – Partner and Head, Islamic Financial Services Practice, Zaid Ibrahim & Co.
Mushthaq Ahmad Ibrahim – Chief Executive Officer, KFH Asset Management
Omar Bassal, CFA – Head of Asset Management, MASIC, Saudi Arabia

12:05 – 12:35

The Standard Setters' Roundtable: The Three Heavyweights of the Islamic Finance Industry

Moderator:

Mohammad Faiz Azmi – Executive Chairman, PwC Malaysia

Panelists:

Ijlal Alvi – Chief Executive Officer, International Islamic Financial Market
Jaseem Ahmed – Secretary General, Islamic Financial Services Board
Dr Khaled Al Fakih – Secretary General & Chief Executive Officer, AAOIFI

12:35 – 14.00

Luncheon

Luncheon Address : The Need for Alternative Investments in Islamic Finance
Dr Hasnita Hashim – Chief Executive Officer, Guidance Investments

14.00 – 14:15

Presentation: Takaful in Asia: Potential Growth and Challenges Ahead for Asian Takaful Operators

Jeff Yeung – Associate Director, A.M. Best Asia Pacific

14:15 – 15:00

Session Three: Islamic Real Estate Finance and Investment in Asia and the Gulf

  • Real estate finance as an asset class: what is available for the Shariah-compliant investor?
  • Effectively structuring deals and managing market and Shariah risk in real estate finance investments
  • What can Malaysia learn from mature real estate destinations such as the UK?
  • The role of sovereign wealth funds in the regional real estate investment environment
  • The development of equity-linked investment tools such as i-REITS

Moderator:

Nicholas Edmondes – Partner, Trowers & Hamlins

Panelists:

Eldred Buck – Senior Adviser and Head of Islamic Products, Asset Alpha Advisers
Michael Orzano – Associate Director, Global Equity Indices, S&P Dow Jones Indices
Richard Thomas – Chief Representative-Malaysia, Gatehouse Bank
Stephen Pyne – Managing Director, Asian Real Estate, Guidance Investments

15:00 – 15:45

Session Four: The Role of Islamic Finance in the Growth and Development of the Wealth Management Sector in Asia

  • Key demographics: size and potential of Asia’s high net-worth market
  • What can Islamic finance offer this growing and important market?
  • Product propositions and asset classes available for the Islamic wealth management sector: how will this develop?
  • Structured, risk management and capital markets products for the wealth management market
  • Developing effective marketing and distribution strategies for the Islamic wealth management sector

Panelists:

Angelia Chin-Sharpe – Chief Executive Officer, BNP Paribas Investment Partners Malaysia
Gerald Ambrose – Chief Executive Officer, Aberdeen Islamic Asset Management
Nor Rejina Rahim – Managing Director, Nomura Asset Management
Sandeep Singh – Country Head – Malaysia & Chief Executive Officer, Franklin Templeton GSC Asset Management

15:45 – 16:00

Country Presentation: Opportunities, Future Prospects and Challenges in the Iranian Islamic Financial Market

Dr Farhad Nili – Director, Monetary and Banking Research Institute, Iran

16:00 – 16:45

Session Five: Investment Initiatives and Developments in Takaful and Re Takaful

  • Assessing optimal investment strategies for Asian Takaful companies: debt vs equity
  • Impact of recent regulatory measures on the Takaful industry
  • Outlook for bancaTakaful business vs traditional stand alone Takaful operations
  • Sukuk and the investment opportunities it presents for Takaful operators
  • Challenges facing the Asian Takaful industry – creating a diversified investment portfolio, risk concentration in limited asset classes, financial institutions and regions
  • Addressing the critical lack of quality investment instruments for the Takaful industry: Role of regulators and market players
  • Investment challenges and opportunities specific to re Takaful operators

Panelists:

Hassan Scott Odierno – Partner, Actuarial Partners Consulting
Norlia Mat Yusof – Chief Investment Officer, Etiqa Insurance & Takaful

16:45 – 17:00

Chairperson's Closing

Forum Speakers

  • Abdulkader Thomas – Chief Executive Officer, SHAPE Financial
  • Abid Shakeel – Senior Director, Global Islamic Banking Centre, EY
  • Ahmad Nazim Abdul Rahman - Group Chief Executive Officer, Pelaburan Mara
  • Ahmed A Khalid - Regional Head (Asia), Islamic Corporation for the Development of the Private Sector (ICD), IDB Group
  • Ahsan Ali - Head of Islamic Origination, Standard Chartered
  • Alhami Mohd Abdan – Head, International Finance & Capital Market, OCBC Al-Amin Bank
  • Angelia Chin-Sharpe – Chief Executive Officer, BNP Paribas Investment Partners Malaysia
  • Bishr Shiblaq - Head, Dubai Representative Office, Arendt & Medernach
  • Chung Chee Leong - President/Chief Executive Officer, Cagamas
  • Daud Vicary Abdullah – President & Chief Executive Officer, INCEIF
  • David Rich – Vice President, Depositary Receipt Services Asia-Pacific, Citi
  • Eldred Buck - Senior Adviser and Head of Islamic Products, Asset Alpha Advisers
  • Faris Shehabi - Case Counsel, KLRCA
  • Dr Farhad Nili - Director, Monetary and Banking Research Institute, Iran
  • Farmida Bi - Partner, Head of Islamic Finance - Europe, Norton Rose Fulbright
  • Gerald Ambrose - Chief Executive Officer, Aberdeen Islamic Asset Management
  • Hanifah Hashim – Executive Director & Head, Malaysian Fixed Income & Sukuk, Franklin Templeton
  • Harith Harun - Chief Executive Officer, Maldives Islamic Bank
  • Dr Hasnita Hashim - Chief Executive Officer, Guidance Investments
  • Hassan Scott Odierno - Partner, Actuarial Partners Consulting
  • Hitesh Asarpota - Director, Capital Markets & Structured Finance, Emirates NBD Capital
  • Ijlal Alvi - Chief Executive Officer, International Islamic Financial Market
  • Jaseem Ahmed – Secretary General, Islamic Financial Services Board
  • Jawad Ali - Managing Partner, Middle East Offices, King & Spalding
  • Jeff Yeung - Associate Director, A.M. Best Asia Pacific
  • Jonathan Grosvenor - General Manager, Global Financial Markets, KBL European Private Bankers, Luxembourg
  • Dr Khaled Al Fakih - Secretary General & Chief Executive Officer, AAOIFI
  • Krishan Thilakaratne - Chief Executive Officer - Al Falaah, Lanka Orix Finance, Sri Lanka
  • Maamor Che Alias - Senior General Manager, Prokhas
  • Madzlan Hussain - Partner and Head, Islamic Financial Services Practice, Zaid Ibrahim & Co.
  • Mehmet Fatih Bulac - Vice President, Financial Institutions & Islamic Syndications, Turkiye Finans Katilim Bankasi A.S.
  • Michael Bennett – Head of Derivatives and Structured Finance, Capital Markets Department, World Bank
  • Michael Orzano – Associate Director, Global Equity Indices, S&P Dow Jones Indices
  • Mohammad Faiz Azmi - Executive Chairman, PwC Malaysia
  • Dr Mohammad Omar Farooq - Head, Centre for Islamic Finance, Bahrain Institute of Banking and Finance
  • Mohamad Safri Shahul Hamid - Deputy Chief Executive Officer, CIMB Islamic
  • Mohd Effendi Abdullah - Director/Head, Islamic Markets, AmInvestment Bank
  • Mohd Izani Ghani - Executive Director & Chief Financial Officer, Khazanah Nasional
  • Dr Mulya E. Siregar - Assistant Governor, Bank Indonesia
  • Dato’ Muhammad Ibrahim – Deputy Governor, Bank Negara Malaysia
  • Mushthaq Ahmad Ibrahim – Chief Executive Officer, KFH Asset Management
  • Naoki Nishida – CEO/President, Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi UFJ Malaysia
  • Neil Miller - Global Head of Islamic Finance, Linklaters
  • Nicholas Edmondes - Partner, Trowers & Hamlins
  • Nor Rejina Rahim - Managing Director, Nomura Asset Management
  • Norashikin Mohd Kassim - Director, Treasury, Bank Islam Malaysia
  • Norfadelizan Abdul Rahman - President Director, Maybank Syariah Indonesia
  • Noripah Kamso - Advisor, CIMB Islamic
  • Norlia Mat Yusof - Chief Investment Officer, Etiqa Insurance & Takaful
  • Omar Bassal, CFA - Head of Asset Management, MASIC, Saudi Arabia
  • Qudeer Latif – Partner (Global Head of Islamic Finance), Clifford Chance
  • Rafe Haneef – Chief Executive Officer, HSBC Amanah
  • Raja Teh Maimunah – Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer, Hong Leong Islamic Bank Berhad
  • Richard Thomas – Chief Representative-Malaysia, Gatehouse Bank
  • Saad Rahman - Managing Director, Head of Global Islamic Banking, Credit Agricole
  • Sabri Ulus - Head of Treasury & Markets, Bank Islam Brunei Darussalam
  • Stella Cox - Managing Director, DDCAP Group

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