27.10.2015 - 27.10.2015 | Cairo | Conference
Which markets will thrive and how will the political landscape affect development in those markets?
Africa, a largely untapped market in the Shariah compliant space is viewed as a potential goldmine for Islamic finance dealmakers. But which markets will thrive, how will the political landscape affect development in those markets? What regulations are set to drive the industry in these individual markets?
While North Africa has long been seen as a potential Islamic finance hub, with their large Muslim populations and determined efforts by regulators countries in sub Saharan, West and East Africa are set to catch up. The 3rd IFN Africa Forum will bring together leading African bankers and regulators in key markets across the continent.
For more information, please visit:
http://redmoneyevents.com/main/event.asp?IFN=Egypt2015
While North Africa has long been seen as a potential Islamic finance hub, with their large Muslim populations and determined efforts by regulators countries in sub Saharan, West and East Africa are set to catch up. The 3rd IFN Africa Forum will bring together leading African bankers and regulators in key markets across the continent.
For more information, please visit:
http://redmoneyevents.com/main/event.asp?IFN=Egypt2015
List of participants
Experts
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Hany Younes | |
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Wafaa Bahr | |
| alaa. edin fathy | ||
| mohamed saed |
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| Type of event | Conference |