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BankIslami’s Branch Managers certified by LUMS on Islamic Finance

KARACHI: BankIslami Pakistan Limited, in collaboration with the Centre for Islamic Finance of Lahore University of Management Science (LUMS) successfully conducted a certified program on Islamic Finance for its branch managers in Lahore. This capacity building initiative was aimed at equipping branch managers of BankIslami with essential Islamic Banking knowledge providing them the ability to serve the customers better through more personalized and robust services.

BankIslami’s Branch Managers certified by LUMS on Islamic Finance
BankIslami’s Branch Managers certified by LUMS on Islamic Finance

Dr. Saad Azmat, (Associate Professor of Finance, Director Office of Research, Chair of Centre for Islamic Finance, at Lahore University of Management Sciences (LUMS)) conducted these trainings. Expressing his views on the occasion he remarked that “This partnership between Centre for Islamic Finance at LUMS and BankIslami would be instrumental in promoting Islamic Finance in Pakistan.”

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Mr. Rizwan Ata, Country Head Distribution of BankIslami Pakistan spoke at the inaugural session. He emphasized that as branch managers of one of the leading Islamic Bank of Pakistan, the team members have a responsibility to spread awareness about Sharia-compliant banking among consumers and other stakeholders. Therefore, it is essential for them to develop deeper understanding on prohibition of riba and strive to build conviction towards the frameworks that serve as foundation for Islamic Finance.

This learning initiative was planned for branch managers as part of Bank’s continuous development and capacity building initiative. The certificate distribution ceremony was presided by Mr. Aasim Salim, General Manager, Central region and also attended by Ms. Ayesha Ashraf Jangda, Section Head, Training & Organizational Development.

The Centre of Islamic Finance at LUMS, was established to meet the growing human resource and knowledge requirements of the Islamic finance industry.

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  1. Did they teach them how to sell KIBOR with the Islamic label on it? How to pass off rent on money as rent on tangible assets?
    If it walks like a pig, grunts like a pig, then it is a pig – no matter how much you call it a bakra.

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