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OBJECTIVE
- To contribute to sustainable transformations of society through socio-economic policies, politics and institutional reforms, and innovation in technology.
- To promote ethics in business as the large part of literature particularly of the Islamic seems to be either theologically oriented or superficial and inadequate in its assessment.
- To enhance financial inclusion through formal and non-formal financial institutions.
- To address climate change through sustainable and responsible investments.
IMPORTANT DEADLINES
Key Dates  |
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| Abstract and Paper Submission Deadline | 30 June 2022 |
| Notification of Decision Deadline | 15 July 2022 |
| Early Registration deadline | 30 July 2022 |
| Late Registration Deadline | 10 August 2022 |
REGISTRATION FEES
| Local Participant (MY) | RM 550 |
| International Participant | USD 175 |
| International Student | USD 100 |
| Local Student | RM 350 |
| Local Participant (MY) | RM 750 |
| International Participant | USD 250 |
| International Student | USD 150 |
| Local Student | RM 450 |
Don't miss this unique opportunity!
Building a better world through inclusion, sustainability and ethics.
Recurring adversities and shocks faced by the global economy in recent decades highlight the need for global resilience. As nations are moving towards the post-COVID pandemic but facing consequences of the war in Europe, building global resilience has become even more important. While initiatives and policies for sustainable development have been carved and put in place, a resilient economy not only requires the policies to be effective but also must be anti-fragile.
The conference aims to address issues related to inclusion, ethics and Islamic finance and how they are key for global resilience. In particular, the conference seeks to answer among others the following questions:
- Is financial inclusion necessarily good for sustainable development and global resilience?
- Are there policy complementarities for financial inclusion to be (more) effective enablers of sustainable development and global resilience?
- Can ethics substitute weak formal institutions in making the economic system robust and resilient?
- Has Islamic finance fulfilled its promise as a better financial system?
- How can the synergies between Islamic finance and responsible finance shape a resilient financial system and hence promoting economic stability?
With this aim, INCEIF University invites submission of 1,000-word abstracts or full papers and case studies (5,000 words to 10,000 words).
Who Should Participate?
- Academics
- Regulators
- Financial Planners
- Financial services providers
- Takaful/Insurance advisors
- Legal practitioner
- Researcher
- Students
Focus Area Includes
- Financial Inclusion and Socio-economic outcomes
- Financial Inclusion and Economic/Social Impacts of Uncertainty
- Ethics and cost of capital
- Ethical investing and sustainability
- Responsible and Islamic Finance
- Responsible and Islamic Finance Synergies
- Risk and return performance
Conference Partners
