Davos: Inceif - Filling the islamic finance talent gap

While the performance of the conventional banking industry continues to be weighed down by the prevailing global financial crisis, the Islamic finance sector has maintained its upward march on growth over the past few years. Such growth is of course throwing up enormous opportunities but also consid...

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Published in:The Banker 2014-01
Main Author: Hancock, Melissa
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Abdullah, Daud Vicary
Accreditation
Banking
Business conditions
Central banks
Collaboration
Education
Financial services
International
International finance
Islamic financing
Product development
Wealth management
Workforce planning
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Summary:While the performance of the conventional banking industry continues to be weighed down by the prevailing global financial crisis, the Islamic finance sector has maintained its upward march on growth over the past few years. Such growth is of course throwing up enormous opportunities but also considerable challenges, and foremost among them is the supply of adequately trained human resources in the field of Islamic finance.
ISSN:0005-5395