From Islamic banking to Islamic securitization and insurance the need for innovation in Islamic financing has long been recognized. Regulation is essential to manage the progress that the global Islamic finance industry has currently achieved. The University College Dublin (UCD) Sutherland School of Law is pleased to announce an Islamic Finance and Law Conference to be held on 14th and15th May 2015 in UCD Sutherland School of Law, Ireland.
Papers are invited from practitioners, academics and researchers on topics which fall within the broad theme of “Challenges for Islamic Finance and Law: The Need for Innovation and Regulation” as part of an exploration of the problems facing the Islamic Finance (IF) industry in terms of innovation and the lack of a globally recognized regulatory framework. This conference will: highlight the current challenges in the global IF market with reference to innovations and regulations; aid the dissemination of high quality research conducted from across the globe; and, provide networking opportunities to academics and practitioners interested in this niche area of the international financial services sector.
For more details and abstract submission click the link: http://www.ucd.ie/law/iflc2015/
