Industry Events

AlHuda CIBE is conducting a two-day specialized training workshop on ‘’Islamic Banking & Finance’’ on July 12 -13, 2018 at London - UK. The program is designed for learning the theory, practice and operational mechanism of Islamic financial system on the basis of dexterous knowledge.

Muhammad Zubair Mughal is Managing Director and CEO of AlHuda CIBE UAE and Pakistan and CEO of Islamic Microfinance Network (IMFN) and Halal Research Council in Pakistan will be the speaker.

A few of the topics include:  

Spanning two days, MoneyLIVE: Digital Banking ASEAN 2018 will bring together over 150 banking innovators from across the ASEAN region and beyond. The agenda has been carefully orchestrated to allow delegates to develop their understanding of the key issues facing the industry today. With a focus on Open Banking and the integration of FinTechs with banks, the content looks to give the most current analysis on the digital banking climate.

Event features:

This FIBR webinar is about their latest AI report, "Artificial Intelligence: Practical Superpowers" and is geared toward fintech companies and FSPs in Africa, that might be interested or looking to move into AI. In the webinar, FIBR will cover topics such as what AI/ML are, the ROI for AI, challenges and an AI framework towards action. The webinar will be followed by a panel discussion with experts in financial services from BFA, Access Bank, Cignifi and 500 Startups.

Maharashtra, one of the leading Financial & Industrial destination in India is organizing the first edition of Mumbai FinTech Festival and an Innovation Challenge on June 2 -3, 2018 at Trident Hotel, Nariman Point, Mumbai, India. The Government of Maharashtra is introducing the Innovation Challenge for startups to demonstrate and explore the capabilities of leading financial technology players from India and around the world who will pit their skills and solutions against each other.

In this webinar, CGAP explores important questions about the future of microfinance. Their invited speakers Ira Lieberman, Chairman and CEO of LIPAM International and Paul DiLeo, Founder and President of Grassroots Capital Management Corp, will discuss key takeaways from a two-day workshop held at Lehigh University’s Martindale Center with 34 leaders from the global microfinance community.

The discussion aims to answer the following questions:

Each year, the ANDE Annual Conference is the largest gathering of members from around the globe. The event is targeted at senior-level executives of ANDE member organizations, including leading investors, capacity development providers, foundations, banks, corporations, DFIs and research institutions. The highly interactive agenda features workshops on solutions to common challenges, networking sessions, and plenaries with leading thinkers in the SGB space. The ANDE Annual Conference is designed to deliver the following value to ANDE members: 

This interactive workshop jointly hosted by USAID and UNCDF will include technology implementers, organizations working on blockchain, and investors/donors with an interest in the intersection of blockchain and international development. Its primary objectives are to:

Africa Tech Summit London provides unrivalled insight, networking and business opportunities for African and international tech leaders and investors who want to drive growth in Africa.

The third annual event will explore the latest trends, connect 250+ key stakeholders from across the continent through keynotes, breakout sessions and networking events.

Join SWIFT June 5-6 to explore how fast, and how far, the transformation of the financial services will go in Latin America and beyond. Topics of discussion include: How greater collaboration and technological advances are transforming the region; APIs and the emergence of data-driven business models; the future of cross-border payments; challenges posed by geopolitical events; how financial intelligence can help fight financial crime; and current cybersecurity challenges.

This is certainly not the first time that the banking sector has to deal with a wave of innovations. Previously we had ATMs, videotex, electronic payments and internet banking. And although not all of these innovations have been successful, they have accumulatively changed the face of banking.