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5th Annual SME Banking Conference
Date: 20-21 October 2010 Venue: Vienna
Our 5th Annual SME Banking Conference will bind upon a series of previous successful events. Each annual, we have brought you an insight into best practices and up-to-date de- velopments in the Business Banking.
This year, due to the financial crises, small and medium enterprises – the true backbone of our world´s economy, are facing difficult times. Therefore, on top of our regular topics, we will dedicate special attention to the Ac- cess to Finance for SMEs. We will provide a unique platform for a dis- cussion about the current situation and its possible solutions between bankers, SMEs and representatives of several international organizations.
Join us in Vienna to get better overview of how SME bankers from all around Europe and be- yond are responding to the crises. Discover key challenges and opportunities of today´s business banking and dress up for recovery well in advance.
The 17th Annual World Islamic Banking Conference (WIBC 2010)
Date: 22 November 2010 Venue: Kingdom of Bahrain
The conference will kick-off on the 22nd of No- vember 2010 with a series of pragmatically fo- cused pre-conference workshop and executive briefing sessions led by experienced and respect- ed industry experts, who will place a range of com- plex themes in a practical framework, enabling a deeper understanding of the issues that matter. While the pre-conference briefings provide a more implementation focus, we are honoured to have secured an expert international speaker panel who will offer the big picture industry-changing scenarios in the main conference plenary ses- sions of WIBC.
WIBC 2010 will also feature the exclusive launch of the 2010/11 edition of the WIBC Competitive- ness Report in collaboration with McKinsey & Company. This year’s edition of this internation- ally respected original research report will provide a comprehensive update on the competitive per- formance of the leading Islamic banks and the development of new strategies for the new global financial landscape.
Contact details:
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www.megaevents.net/islamic_banking E:
andrew@megaevents.net
Takaful Middle East Summit
Date: 26-27 October 2010 Venue: Bahrain
The burgeoning Takaful and Re-Takaful industry is by far the most vibrant sector of the lucrative Is- lamic finance space. It has been growing at a rate of 30% year on year and this phenomenal expan- sion shows little sign of slowing. High economic growth, increasing awareness, a greater desire for Shariah compliant offerings and increasing asset based Shariah compliant financing are all fuelling the demand for Islamic insurance.
Having said this, the industry is still worth less than US$5 billion and with the global insurance market valued in excess of US$3.5 trillion, the prospects for significant expansion is extraordi- nary. The Middle East Takaful Summit will provide a platform for high level dialogue between the in- dustry leaders in order to develop the strategies necessary to capitalise on the obvious potential of the industry.
On Behalf of The Central Bank of Bahrain and the organizers we look forward to welcoming you all at the Middle East Takaful Summit 2010.
Contact details:
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www.takafulsummit.com/bahrain T: +44 (0)7765 811 312 F: +44 (0)20 8426 0936
80 Global Islamic Finance October 2010 Contact details:
Eva Baskova T:+421 257 272 116 E:
eva.baskova@
jacobfleming.com W:
www.jacobfleming.com
Halal capital markets conference
Date: 25-28th October 2010 Venue: London
The Halal Capital Markets Conference is a unique platform aiming to bring together the Halal sector players and mainstream financial institutions under one roof to discuss and ex- plore various commercial and business oppor- tunities from private equity, public listings and the creation of Sharia Equity,Sukuk and Ijarah funds to support the Halal sector.
Contact details:
T:+4420 8731 4363 W:
www.halalcapitalmarkets.com/
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