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European Forum of Islamic Finance
Prerequisite Strategy for a better harmonization!

May 12 & 13, 2009, Milan - Italy

 



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Dear Executive,

The integration of Islamic finance in the European financial system requires
a true European strategy especially that Europe has a common financial
market.

The purpose of this conference is to study all the conditions necessary for
the success of this industry in Europe from legal, tax, practical point of
view.

The questions which will be discussed are mainly:

*       Conformity of the Islamic financial system with European Standards
and Regulations 

*       The position of Islamic finance in the international economic system
*       Compliance and Legal requirements of Islamic finance
*       Tax requirements of Islamic finance

*       Regulation Authorities of the Islamic financial market 

*       Role of the Central Bank
*       Accounting and auditing Standards of the Islamic financial
institutions
*       The Rating Agencies

*       Comparative Study between the Islamic banking services and
conventional services 

*       Retail Banking
*       Investment Banking
*       Private Banking

*       Opportunities of Shariah-Compliant products in Europe 

*       Sukuk
*       Asset Management
*       Real Estate


Programme


DAY ONE: 12th May 2009

09:00 Chairman's welcome & opening remarks

Mr Alberto Brugnoni (Italy) 

President and Founding Member, ASSAIF

 

09:15 Sharia Requirements

Shaykh Haytham Tamim (United Kingdom)

Chairman, Utrujj Foundation

10:00 Compliance and Legal requirements of Islamic Finance

*       Challenges for regulating & supervising Islamic Finance in Europe
*       Necessity of European Regulatory Strategy for Islamic Finance
*       Sharia Rules & European Regulations

 

Mr Mohamad Bakkar (Lebanon)

Managing Partner, Bakkar Advocates & Legal Consultants

10:45 Coffee break

11:00 Tax system requirements for Islamic Finance

*       Taxing legal form or economic substance: why Western tax systems can
present difficulties for Islamic financial transactions
*       The impact of transaction taxes on Islamic finance
*       How the UK has pioneered on the taxation of Islamic finance

Mr Mohammed Amin (United Kingdom)

Tax Partner, PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP

11:45 Debate

12:00 Lunch

14:00 Accounting and Auditing Standards of the Islamic Financial
Institutions

*       Role and Framework of the AAOIFI
*       AAOIFI approach to key issues: Financial Statements, Asset
valuation, Income recognition, Profits allocations...
*       Scope and Accounting Standards issued by AAOIFI
*       Current Status of juridictions in adopting AAOIFI's standards

Mr Mohamed Boulif (Belgium)

Chairman, Al Maalya, Islamic Finance Consulting

 

14:45 Overview of the regulatory framework Governing the Islamic Banking &
Finance operations in Malaysia - Central Bank's perspective

*       Factors influencing regulatory framework for Islamic Banking
*       Approaches & strategies in formulating regulatory framework for
Islamic Banking & Finance
*       Building blocks of effective regulatory framework
*       Emerging issues influencing future regulatory initiatives

Dr Hamim Syahrum Ahmad Mokthar (Malaysia)

Manager - Islamic Banking & Takaful department, Central Bank of Malaysia

15:30 Coffee break

15:45 Rating Sharia-Compliant Financial Institutions and Sukuk

*       Overview of Moody's involvement in the Islamic financial industry
*       Moody's approach to rating Islamic financial institutions (IFIs)
*       Islamic banking in the Middle East: key trends and analytical
findings
*       Ratings Sukuk: the dual approach

Mr Anouar Hassoune (France)

Vice president & Senior credit officer, Moody's

16:30 The Response of Islamic Finance to the Recession

*       How the Islamic financial markets have reacted to the credit crunch
this far
*       Does the current crisis offer Islamic finance an opportunity to
assert its model and has that opportunity been seized
*       What are the challenges posed by the current crisis and can Islamic
finance adapt itself to the challenges/opportunities it faces
*       How have existing Islamic finance structures responded to the
current crisis and how are they being changed in response to it

Ms Farmida Bi (United Kingdom)

Partner, Norton Rose

17:15 Debate

17:35 Cocktail

Day TWO: 13th May 2009

09:00 Chairman's Introduction

Mr Mohamad Bakkar (Lebanon)

Managing Partner, Bakkar Advocates and Legal Consultants

09:15 Islamic Wealth Management and Private Banking

 

Mr Peter Ohnemus (Switzerland)

CEO and President, Asset4

10:00 Malaysia's Islamic retail banking market

*       History of Islamic retail banking in Malaysia
*       What contributed to the success?
*       Issues & challenges
*       Islamic retail banking in other parts of the world
*       Other components of the Islamic financial market in Malaysia

Mr Nazmi Camalxaman (United Kingdom)

Manager, CIMB Islamic

10:45 Coffee Break

11:00 The Islamic Debt Capital Markets: Challenges Access to European
Opportunities

*       Introduce to Islamic debt capital markets products
*       Interplay between Sharia finance mechanisms and local laws
*       East Cameron Sukuk transaction; a case study
*       European challenges and opportunities

Mr Ayman Khaleq (United Arab Emirates)

Partner, Vinson & Elkins LLP

11:45 Islamic Funds - Market dynamics & European opportunities

*       Demand: an important growth potential in the Gulf region and in
Europe
*       Supply side: a booming market not fully exploited
*       The European Islamic Fund management and administration value
proposition

Dr Pierre Weimerskirch (luxembourg)

Partner, Ernst & Young

12:30 Lunch

14:00 Emergence of Islamic Finance in France? Boom or Hype?

*       The potential of Islamic Finance in France
*       Regulation barriers for Islamic products
*       Example of Islamic Real Estate deals

Mr Hicham Kabbaj (France)

Attorney at Law, Hagon & Hartson MNP

14:45 Islamic project financing and its applicability in Europe

*       Overview of the Islamic project financing most used mechanisms
*       Main challenges in the Islamic project financing
*       Dual tranche, Islamic and conventional, financing and dual tranche
syndication, pari passu ranking of both tranches and treatment security
*       Status of the Islamic project financing in Europe

Mr Allen Merhej (United Kingdom)

Associate, Norton Rose 

 

15:30 Debate

15:45 Close of the conference

 
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