Conference Agenda. Gazi Husref-bey Library. 22 June Sarajevo

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1 Conference Agenda Gazi Husref-bey Library 22 June 2018 Sarajevo

2 CHALLENGES FOR ISLAMIC ECONOMICS AND FINANCE IN EUROPE

3 General Information Conference Venue Gazi Husrev-bey Library Gazi Husrev-begova br Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina Phone: Official Language The official language is English. No simultaneous translation will be provided. Conference Information Desk The Conference Information Desk is open during the conference hours. The staff will be happy to assist you with all matters concerning the Conference. Registration The Registration Desk is located in the Entrance Hall at the Gazi Husrev-bey Library in Sarajevo. The Desk will be opened for registration on Friday, June 22 8:30 9:30. Conference Bag and Name Tag Upon registration all participants receive a conference bag and a name tag. Conference participants and exhibitors are kindly asked to wear their name tags during all conference events. Lunch Lunch is served at the Gazi Husrev-bey Library in the Restaurant.

4 Conference Agenda Overview Friday, June 22nd, Gazi Husrev-bey Library 09:00 09:30 Registration, Entrance Hall 09:30 11:15 Opening Ceremony Welcoming remarks, Moderator, Amela Trokić Welcome speech Prof. Dr. Meliha Bašić, Dean of the School of Economics and Business Sarajevo, Welcome speech His Excellency, Zakri Jaafar, Ambassador of Malaysia in B&H Opening speech Jasmin Mahmuzić, Director of Banking agency of Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina Keynote speech Prof. Mohamed Iqbal Asaria, Afkar, United Kingdom Key Milestones in Making Islamic Finance Work in the UK 11:15 11:45 Coffee Break

5 11:45 12:45 Panel session - Challenges in Islamic finance development some practical experiences Dr. Natalie Schoon, Alquity Transforming Lives Foundation, UK Prof. Dr. Asmadi bin Mohamed Naim, Dean and a professor at Islamic Business School (IBS), College of Business, Universiti Utara Malaysia Dr. Okan Acar, Kuveyt Turk Bank Private Banking and Wealth Management Group Manager, Turkey 12:45 13:45 Break for Jummah prayer 13:45 14:30 Lunch 14:30 16:00 Parallel Sessoions A 16:00 16:30 Coffee Break 16:30 18:30 Parallel Sessoions B 18:30 19:00 Closing remarks 19:30 Dinner - Restaurant Maroko

6 Parallel Session A.1 White room

7 SESSION: 14:30-16:00 S A.1 Room: White Chair: Prof Dr Zairani Zainol, University Utara Malaysia 1. Zairani Zainol, University Utara Malaysia DEVELOPMENT AND GROWTH OF ISLAMIC FINANCIAL SYSTEM: MALAYSIAN EXPERIENCE 2. Fedi Kalai and Jean Baptiste Desquilbet, Lille University, France BANK CAPITAL ADEQUACY AND LIQUIDITY MANAGEMENT: CONVENTIONAL VS ISLAMIC BANK 3. Natalie Schoon, Alquity Transforming Lives Foundation, United Kingdom SHARIA A COMPLIANT MORTGAGES 4. Shahna Azeez, Al Hayat International School, Saudi Arabia, REBRANDING ISLAMIC BANKS 5. Azra Zaimović, Almira, Arnaut-Berilo, Azra Osmanbegović, University of Sarajevo and ASA bank, EFFICIENT DIVERSIFICATION WITH SHARIAH-COMPLIANT STOCKS: EVIDENCE FROM THE SOUTH-EAST EUROPEAN CAPITAL MARKETS 6. Anes Prentić and Velid Efendić University of Sarajevo, ISLAMIC BANKING EFFICIENCY CROSS COUNTRY COMPARISON WITH CONVENTIONAL BANKING

8 Parallel Session A.2 Red room

9 SESSION: 14:30-16:00 S A.2 Room: Red Chair: Alija Avdukić, MIHE, United Kingdom 1. Fewad Khaleel and Alija Avdukić, MIHE UK HISTORY OF ECONOMIC THOUGHTS IN THE IBRAHIMC RELIGIONS: A CASE OF RELIGIOUSLY INFORMED REGULATIVE ENVIRONMENT 2. Ivana Hrdličkova, Special Tribunal for Lebanon Hague, Holland LEGAL GROUNDWORK FOR THE PRACTICE OF ISLAMIC FINANCE IN EUROPE 3. Eldina Karamustafić, Amela Trokić and Velid Efendić, University of Sarajevo m SOCIO-ECONOMIC BENEFITS OF MICROFINANCE INSTITUTIONS IN BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA CONVENTIONAL VS. ISLAMIC MICROFINANCE 4. Torkel Berke, Peace Research Institute Oslo, University Oslo, FINANCIAL EXCLUSION, ISLAMIC FINANCE AND HOUSING IN THE NORDIC COUNTRIES 5. Aida Hanić, University of Sarajevo ISLAMIC APPROACH TO CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY IN SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH 6. Syed Muhammad Abdul Rehman Shah, Abdul Rashid and Muhammad Tahir Mansoori, International Islamic University PK THE CREDIT SUPPLY CHANNEL OF MONETARY POLICY: AN EMPIRICAL INVESTIGATION OF ISLAMIC VERSUS CONVENTIONAL BANKS IN PAKISTAN

10 Parallel Session B.1 White room

11 SESSION: 16:30-18:30 S B.1 Room: White Chair: Ercument Aksak, Durham University 1. Anisa Lojo-Bajrić, Bosnia Bank International MARKET RENT VALUE AS A BASIS FOR PROFIT MARGIN CALCULATION IN HOME FINANCINGS BASED ON DIMINISHING MUSHARAKAH WITH IJARAH - POSSIBILITIES FOR IMPLEMENTATION IN BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA AND BBI SARAJEVO 2. Prof.Dr. Asmadi bin Mohamed Naim, University Utara Malaysia SHARIAH GOVERNANCE: ROLES AND APPLICATION 3. Ahmed Abdul Rehman, NUML, Pakistan APPLICATIONS OF ISLAMIC MODES OF FINANCE IN LETTER OF CREDIT (IMPEDIMENTS AND ALTERNATIVES 4. Muhammed Zulkifly, Mehmet Asutay & Ercument Aksak, Durham University, UK, EXPLORING AND DISSECTING THE ROOTS OF FINANCIALISATION IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF ISLAMIC BANKING IN MALAYSIA: AN EMPIRICAL ANALYSIS FROM ISLAMIC POLITICAL ECONOMY PERSPECTIVE 5. Migdat Hodzić, Nerma Saračević and Sabina Brkić, IUS, University Osijek, American University MODELING HARD DATA FOR ISLAMIC BANKS RISK ASSESSMENT

12 6. Eralp Bektas and Marei Elbadri, Eastern Mediterranean University, Turkey and Eastern Mediterranean University, Libya, THE EFFECT OF GOLD AND OIL PRICES TO BANK STABILITY: THE CASE OF ISLAMIC BANKS 7. Zohra Jabeen, Institute of management Sciences, Pakistan, INDENTIFYING CONDITIONS, OF EXTREMLY POOR FOR POVERTY ERADICATION APPROACH SURVEY IN PAKISTAN

13 Parallel Session B.2 Red room

14 SESSION: 16:30-18:30 S B.2 Room: Red Chair: Velid Efendic, University of Sarajevo 1. Alija Avdukić, MIHE, UK UTILITY THEORY: AN ISLAMIC POLITICAL ECONOMY PERSPECTIVE 2. Okan Acar, Digital Transformation Group Manager in Kuwait Turk Bank, THE CONTEMPORARY WAY OF BUSINESS; DIGITAL BANKING, & DIGITAL PRACTICES IN ISLAMIC FINANCE 3. Kabiru Isa Dandago and Binta Kabir Isa, Bayero University, Kano Nigeria BOOSTING NIGERIA FINANCIAL MARKETS THROUGH TRANSFORMATION OF COOPERATIVE TAKAFUL TO COMMERCIAL TAKAFUL 4. Valida Fočo and Meliha Bašić, University of Sarajevo, Durham University, UK, COMPARISON OF AAOIFI AND IFRS STANDARDS 5. Velid Efendić and Mensud Bisić, University of Sarajevo, SOCIO-ECONOMIC POTENTIAL OF WAQFS IN BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA

15 6. Farhad Morsalipavarsi and Mojtaba Kavand, Securities and Exchange Organization of Iran, Iran, IJARAH SUKUK ON CREDITORS ASSETS: A NEW WAY FOR THE GOVERNMENT TO PAY OFF ITS DEBTS THROUGH IRAN CAPITAL MARKET 7. Abdul Ammar, Aliqtisaad International Center of Islamic Economics, Business and Finance, Pakistan RETHINKING ISLAMIC ECONOMIC AND FINANCE; THE WAY FORWARD FOR INCLUSIVE AND SUSTAINABLE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT

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