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Following on from the success of our launch event held earlier this year, we would be delighted if you would join us for the next in our ‘Young Professionals in Islamic Finance Forum’ (YPIFF) series exploring ‘Commercial issues in Islamic Finance transactions’. Aimed at those currently involved in, or who are looking to become involved in, the Islamic Finance industry, this event will cover typical issues faced by market participants when evaluating, originating, documenting and executing Islamic finance transactions.
Our esteemed panel includes:
YPIFF aims to drive the industry forward by bringing together the diverse community working within it and giving the next generation of finance professionals a unique platform to explore important market issues and develop meaningful networks.
08:00 - Breakfast & networking
08:30 - Discussion begins
10:00 - Close
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