Where issuers, investors and intermediaries come to advance securitisation in the Islamic world.
Islamic Securitisation World 2009 focuses on the exciting opportunities for issuers and investors to benefit from the intense interest in Shari’ah compliant securitisation.
Times are changing rapidly and the global finance community is still experiencing the domino effect of the the 2008 financial crisis. Conventional securitisation has slowed, however, the need for these special vehicles is still there – especially in the GCC which is experiencing a real estate boom and a rise in loans. Furthermore, credit cards and auto loans are also on the rise, providing ideal assets with which to securitise debt – and Shari’ah compliant securitisation seems to be the way forward.
About Islamic securitisation
The structural features of Islamic or Shari'ah-compliant securitisation prohibit those features that have resulted in so many problems. In order to conform to Shari'ah law, Islamic securitisations are forbidden to engage in transactions involving speculative risk, and excessive uncertainty thus making them more sustainable.
Following in the footsteps and four year experience of the well established Securitisation MENA conference, Islamic Securitisation World 2009 the event is viewed as the must-attend event by the global finance industry – attracting the most originators/issuers, the leading securitisation experts, and in the best location!
Register before 31 December 2008 and save up to US$ 699
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Core issues for 2009
- What has been the impact of the US subprime and the upcoming global recession on the local markets?
- Which markets are more prone to an asset
“bubble”?
- Is Islamic securitisation the way forward?
- How has the global economic situation impacted the housing market? What are the implications for debt markets?
- Will 2009 see the rise of Islamic securitisation in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia?
- What regulatory developments need to be put in place to promote Islamic securitisation and ensure sound and transparent transactions?
- What are the challenges for Islamic securitisation in Muslim and non-Muslim countries?
- How important is Sukuk as a securitisation tool?
- What are the learnings from those who have been in this market the longest? - exploring the Malaysian and Indonesian experience and
expertise
- How can we effectively mitigate risk during
volatile global market situations?
- Where is the securitisation market going to be most active in 2009 - 2010? - Securitisation geo-focus
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