The 21st Kuala Lumpur Islamic Finance Forum 2026 is a two-day international forum bringing together Islamic finance leaders, policymakers, Shariah scholars, regulators and industry professionals to explore impact, innovation and sustainable growth in Islamic finance.
A three-day in-person programme focused on the sustainable commercialisation of Waqf assets, covering Waqf governance, regulatory frameworks, Islamic finance solutions, case studies, property and social enterprise models, and digital technologies for Waqf management and stakeholder engagement.
The Diploma in Islamic Digital Banking is a professional programme focused on the intersection of Islamic finance and digital banking. The programme covers the digital banking ecosystem, Shariah foundations in the digital age, digital product design, artificial intelligence, blockchain, cloud computing, APIs, cybersecurity and payment infrastructure. It also addresses digital risk, regulation, compliance, strategy and leadership. The programme is intended for banking, fintech, Shariah, technology, risk, regulatory and related professionals.
Future Islamic Finance Forum 2026 is a specialised forum within Dubai Future Finance Week focused on the evolution of Shariah-compliant finance and its intersection with technological and regulatory developments. The forum brings together Islamic finance leaders, regulators, scholars and practitioners to examine innovation, standardisation and growth opportunities across Islamic banking, capital markets, investment structures and Islamic FinTech. Key areas include Shariah innovation, sustainable sukuk, AI and blockchain, Takaful technology and regulatory harmonisation.
The Islamic Finance Youth Summit 2026 is an in-person gathering in Ilorin, Nigeria, bringing together young Africans to explore the role of Islamic finance, innovation and enterprise in shaping the future. Under the theme “The Ethical Generation: Rethinking Finance and Innovation,” the summit provides a platform for discussion, connection and new ideas around ethical finance and economic opportunity. Ticket options are available for students, regular attendees, and professionals/founders.
The Workshop on Islamic Finance Risk Management is a two-day executive programme organized by CERT (Centre for Research and Training) in Kuala Lumpur. The workshop equips professionals with practical knowledge of Shariah governance, ESG, compliance, enterprise risk management, cybersecurity, and operational resilience through expert-led sessions and executive case studies.
The 2nd Global Ethical Finance Conference (GEFC 2026) brings together academics, policymakers, researchers, and industry professionals to explore the future of ethical and Islamic finance. Organized by Islamic Finance Review (IFR), the conference will feature research presentations, policy discussions, networking opportunities, publication prospects, and sessions covering Islamic social finance, Islamic capital markets, Shariah governance, fintech, climate finance, and sustainable economic development.
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