FW: Islamic Financial Services Conference 2014: An IslamicAlternative to Banking & Finance

[Fazrihan Duriat]

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From: FAZRIHAN BIN MOHAMED DURIAT
Sent: ‎9/‎9/‎2014 10:17 AM
To: fazriha...@yahoo.com.sg
Subject: FW: Islamic Financial Services Conference 2014: An IslamicAlternative to Banking & Finance

 

From: eve...@smecentre-smcci.sg [mailto:eve...@smecentre-smcci.sg]
Sent: Monday, 8 September, 2014 10:01 AM
To: FAZRIHAN BIN MOHAMED DURIAT
Subject: Islamic Financial Services Conference 2014: An Islamic Alternative to Banking & Finance

 

 

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Greetings! On behalf of the Organising Committee, we would like to invite you to attend the Islamic Financial Services Conference 2014, held on 1 October 2014. IFSC is a regional conference bringing together the leaders, players and enthusiasts of and within the quickly growing Islamic financial services industry, focusing on markets, business trends, current issues, challenges and growth and collaboration strategies and opportunities. This Conference has its genesis from deliberations of the Malaysia Singapore Business Council (MSBC) which is the only bilateral business platform recognised by the Governments of Malaysia and Singapore. Following from the inaugural IFSC 2013, this year’s conference theme focuses on issues and opportunities to towards "Revitalising the Islamic Financial Landscape”. Leading industry players from the region will be addressing key factors leading to a successful and wholesome Islamic finance ecosystem, with particular focus on Islamic fund management, investment opportunities in Islamic Finance and the shari’ah advisory business. IFSC is a key platform that will aid industry service providers within the ASEAN region to innovate a new generation of Islamic finance solutions that will meet the increasingly complex needs of businesses, consumers and investors, and bring to the fore ideas and opportunities for bilateral collaboration between the two countries. Tickets for this event is priced at S$50. As places are limited, please register early at http://www.ifsc2014.gascia.org/registration.html to avoid disappointment. Should you wish to extend this invitation to colleague, client or contact in the Islamic Finance industry, please send his or her contact details to: proj...@smcci.org.sg Visit www.ifsc2014.gascia.org for more details!   IFSC is jointly organised by the Singapore Business Federation (SBF), Singapore Malay Chamber of Commerce & Industry (SMCCI) and Gulf Asia Shari’ah Compliant Investments Association (GASCIA), under the auspices of the Malaysia Singapore Business Services Council, and will gather in Singapore an outstanding ensemble of renowned regional and international speakers who are well recognized thought leaders in the Islamic financing space. In addition to offering participants this sharing of experience and business insights, this Conference is also an excellent networking platform for the participants.     SME Centre @ Singapore Malay Chamber of Commerce & Industry 15 Jalan Pinang  SMCCI Building  Singapore 199147 T: 6293 3822  | F: 62933905 | W: smecentre-smcci.sg SME Centres are part of the EnterpriseOne Initiative, managed by SPRING Singapore enterpriseone.gov.sg

 

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