ISLAMIC FINTECH BEYOND BORDERS

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The Islamic FinTech industry is

going through a paradigm shift.
There is more investment, more partnerships
and more innovation than ever before both at a
corporate and institutional level.

The Islamic finance sector is currently growing at a rate of 15% to 25%

per year, with Islamic financial institutions managing assets worth over
US$2.2 trillion (US$1=RM4.19) globally. According to global data provider
Refinitiv, the Islamic finance industry is projected to reach US$4.94
trillion in 2025.

Now in its 2nd year, Islamic FinTech Leaders Summit returns in-person.
Over 2 days, you can meet the global leaders from Islamic banks,
regulators, venture capitalists, accelerators, startup entrepreneurs and
sharia scholars who are driving the global Islamic financial technology
industry forward.

This year’s event will assess key topics including digital economy and
technological advancement, digital transformation in banking and
finance, digital only Banks (Neo banks), Shariah governance of fintech,
blockchain and tokenization, sustainability and social finance.

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Maximise your digital Hear from CEO, CIO, CxOs at major
transformation opportunity by financial institutions, challengers
learning from global leaders. and fintechs as well as disruptors.

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Maximise your networking with Hear first-hand from Regulators and
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 SPEAKERS PANEL

RUSLENA DR. TARIK UMAR FARAH JAAFAR

RAMLI AKIN MUNSHI CROSSBY
Director Islamic Digital Economy | Malaysia Digital Head Participation Finance, Finance Office | Co-Founder | Ethis Group Chief Communication Officer & MD | Fusang
Economy Corporation (MDEC), Malaysia Presidency of Turkey Chairman | Islamic Fintech Alliance, Singapore Vice President | FinTech Association of Malaysia
(FAOM)
Founder | Women in Blockchain Asia

DR. UMAR DATUK PROF. DR. DR. HAZIK PROF. TARIQULLAH

OSENI MOHAMAD AKRAM LALDIN MOHAMED KHAN
CEO | Islamic Liquidity Management Corporation Shari’ah Board Member, Bank Negara Malaysia Founder & Managing Director | Stellar Consulting Managing Director | Circular Economy & Impact
(ILLM), Malaysia (BNM) Group, Singapore Investment Strategy, USA
Executive Director | ISRA RMC

MOHAMMED DR. MOHAMED DR. KINAN TUNKU DANNY

OBAIDULLAH ASHRAF IQBAL SALIM NASAIFUDDIN MUDZAFFAR
Founder Chairman | IBF Net Founder & CEO | MindSpring, Malaysia Project Lead | i-Connect Fintech in Islamic Fintech Chief Executive Officer | microLEAP
Lead Research Economist & Project Leader |
Smart Economy Lab, IsDB Institute
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FARRUKH PROF. ALAA ABDULLAH ASIF

RAZA GUIDARA HIDAYAT MOHAMAD RAHMAN
Chairman | AAOIFI Governance & Ethics Board, UK Managing Director | Finispia Co-Founder & Executive Director | Ficus VC Director | Saadiq (Islamic Banking) Bangladesh
Ambassador | National Crowdfunding & Fintech
Association Canada
Director | S7 Equity

RAFIZA KHAIRUL NISA ABDULLO HANI

GHAZALI ISMAIL KURBANOV IDRIS
Director Digital Banking | KAF Investment Bank CEO | Sedania As Salam Capital Co-Founder & CEO | Alif Bank CEO | International
Development Bank - UAE

OSAMA TALHA HARZA DR. HURRIYA

AL KHAJAH ERDOGAN SANDITYO EL ISLAMY
Co-Founder, Partner & Board Member | Aion Digital Director | Albaraka Garaj COO & Co-Founder | ALAMI, Indonesia Board of Trustee | RFI Foundation, Malaysia
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PROF. DATO' DR. SYED OMAR EFFENDY TAKESHI

MOHD AZMI OMAR ALMOHDZAR ZULKIFLY KITO
President & CEO | INCEIF University, Malaysia Founder & CEO | Mesinkira Founder | Crypto Valley Malaysia Vice-Chair | Fintech Association of Japan

ENGKU PROF RABIA ASST. PROF. DR. FATMA RAMA

ADWIAH ENGKU ALI ZIYAAD MAHOMED ÇINAR YURINDRA
Member Shariah Board BNM & Security Centre Of Excellence In Islamic Social Finance, Islamic Finance Portfolio Lead | UNDP, Turkey Chief Executive of Innovation & Industrial
Commission Malaysia INCEIF University | HSBC Amanah Malaysia Development | Asosiasi Fintech Syariah Indonesia

BILLY
STELLJES
Asia Pacific Islamic Philanthropy Officer | UNHCR,
Malaysia
 CONFERENCE DAY ONE: WEDNESDAY | 21 SEPTEMBER 2022

08:30 Registration And Welcome | Day One 11:45 The Geopolitical Impact Of Digital Currencies

How The Crypto Market Is Braving The Geopolitical Crisis?

08:50 Chairperson’s Opening Address
With Crypto becoming a more mainstream part of the global financial system, as they have done in recent years, their vulnerability
to the effects of international conflict increases.This session will examine the ways in which the world, the ways in which the world
ISLAMIC FINTECH ECOSYSTEM ENABLERS has been, and will be, impacted by the growing adoption of digital currencies across the political and economic spectrum, including
global finance, commerce, information technology adoption, and more.

09:00 Keynote: Innovation And Investment in Malaysia's Digital Economy And Finance Ecosystem
12:15 Blockchain Expert Talk

09:15 Regulators Talk
The Integration Of Regtech And Fintech For A Resilient Islamic Digital Economy
Policymakers globally have embraced fintech development to promote innovation and growth of the digital economy. Yet, it is well
established that digital transformation creates challenges to balance innovations with safeguarding competition, financial stability
and consumer protection. To respond to these challenges, an increasing number of regtech solutions are emerging to enable a more
efficient and effective risk management. Regulators are transforming their organisations leveraging on the intelligent data
processing, the automation of regulatory reporting and processes, and the integration of fintech solutions. This panel will discuss
policies to navigate a complex financial system and create a more conducive fintech environment. It also examines the current
trends and development in RegTech. Panellists will assess the current state and explore the potentials for better compliance, risk
mitigation and fraud prevention. They will also discuss data protection and deliberate the policies required for robust cross-border
data exchange.
PANELLISTS
RUSLENA RAMLI | Director Islamic Digital Economy, Malaysia Digital Economy Corporation (MDEC), Malaysia
DR TARIK AKIN | Head Participation Finance, Finance Office, Presidency of Turkey
REPRESENTATIVE | Bank Negara Malaysia (BNM)
REPRESENTATIVE | Indonesia Financial Service Authority (OJK)
Halal Blockchain Ecosystem, DeFi and Metaverse: What Are They? And How Far Are We From
Realising The Promises Behind These Futuristic Systems?
Blockchain is argued to bring value to all types of industries by enhancing governance and transparency. DeFi promises to
democratise financing Metaverse is creating a brand-new world which brings the real physical world and the virtual world together.
Yet, there are a lot of hips around these terms which makes differentiating between the current state of development and the
futuristic visions an extremely difficult job. This panel is dedicated to:
- Clarify the recent developments of the Halal blockchain ecosystem
- Discuss the Shariah issues surrounding the current practices
- The applications for halal industry and Islamic finance in particular.
PANELLISTS
FARAH JAAFAR CROSSBY | Chief Communication Officer & MD, Fusang, Malaysia
DR HAZIK MOHAMED | Founder & Managing Director, Stellar Consulting Group, Singapore
MOHAMMED OBAIDULLAH | Founder Chairman, IBF Net, Indonesia
13:00 Luncheon

BANK TO THE FUTURE: THE NEXT ERA OF ISLAMIC BANKING

10:00 Fintech Association Talk
Making Islamic Fintech An Integral Part Of The Digital Ecosystem 14:00 Future-Proof Digital Transformation Strategy
Markets are not developed only by regulations rather by having a vibrant, dynamic and comprehensive ecosystem. Such an ecosystem
requires all stakeholders to collaborate and work together in harmony. Fintech startups, financial institutions, businesses and In The Age Of Huge Fintech Valuations and Growth, What Role Do The Islamic Financial
customers need to be connected not only at country level but also at global level. Fintech associations and thought leaders from around Institutions (FI)s Play In The Next 5 Years?
the world are discussing in this panel existing frameworks and the plans of the different countries to create a more encouraging
environment for startups and investments. Panellists will discuss the `Digitization' trends of the different ecosystem players that Today traditional banks understand that unless they fundamentally change and adopt digital solutions, other fintech solutions may
reshape businesses making finitech solutions as an integrated part of the new digital economy. Panellists will also highlight the different take over. Customers now expect more than ever a personalised financing solution, accessible at all times and anywhere. This panel
countries' initiatives to spur innovations and share with the delegates their views regarding the opportunities created by the new fintech will lead financial instructions experts to discuss how banks and insurers are driving innovation in the age of fintechs and is there
and Regtech trends. more competition to find the next big innovation?
- Learning from FinTechs to enhance digital infrastructure and become more agile
PANELLISTS - Leveraging technology to shift digital infrastructure
- Competing in an API base competitive world to meet consumer needs without compromising security
TAKESHI KITO | Vice Chair, Fintech Association of Japan - How Embedded Finance and BaaS are Transforming and redefining the banking and insurance landscape? What do business models
NOHA SHAKER | Vice president Africa FinTech Network of the future look like?
RAMA YURINDRA | Chief Executive of Innovation & Industrial Development | Asosiasi Fintech Syariah Indonesia
PANELLISTS
ASIF RAHMAN | Director, Saadiq (Islamic Banking) Bangladesh
10:45 Networking And Coffee Break OSAMA AL KHAJAH | Co-Founder, Partner & Board Member | Aion Digital, Bahrain
KHAIRUL NISA ISMAIL | CEO, Sedania As Salam
WEB 3.0 AND EVOLVING LANDSCAPE

11:15 The Future Of Digital Transformation And Tokenization

One does not have to be a cryptocurrency believer to think that the underlying technology of blockchain is probably going to change
the financial sector. In essence the technology allows creating decentralized systems, which enable the exchange of digital assets
(tokens) without clearing or settlement. This presentation by a high-profile expert in this area will share more insight on:
- How tokenization could be done. It will shed light on the characteristics of the new digital asset classes (including fractionalisation)
- The possible models and platform that can fundamentally change the way the world of finance works bringing higher level of
transparency
- Creating better universal access and a reduction in frictional costs
 CONFERENCE DAY ONE: WEDNESDAY | 21 SEPTEMBER 2022

14:45 Building Blocks Of Digital Banks 16:45 Investment And Funding In An Ever Evolving Fintech Landscape

FireSide-Chat: Islamic Digital Banks in Action
Digital banks are perceived as a solution to bring more financial products to meet the unmet financial needs. It is hoped that it
brings more personalised financial management tools. It is supposed to bring credit scoring based on alternative data to facilitate
lending to those with limited credit history and hence it shall increase access to finance and bring more convenience. This panel
brings experts involved with the new players together with experts and practitioners from other jurisdictions to share knowledge
and experience and exchange views regarding the opportunities and challenges.
Governments including Malaysia has identified Islamic fintech as a strategic avenue to further bolster its global Islamic economic
standing and as a source of economic growth. However, establishing a vibrant supportive ecosystem is a collaborative exercise
involving many moving components, with funding as an instrumental factor of success for any start-ups. This panel will gather
leading VCs, P2P and Crowdfunding experts discussing:
- Current state of economy of the funding and investment trends/challenges
- What major themes will dominate Asia-Pacific headlines over the next two to three years?
- What are the other options beyond PE&VC for Islamic fintech startups?

MODERATOR PANELLISTS
DR MOHAMED ASHRAF IQBAL | Founder & CEO, MindSpring, Malaysia TUNKU DANNY NASAIFUDDIN MUDZAFFAR | CEO, microLEAP
ABDULLAH HIDAYAT MOHAMAD | Co-Founder & Executive Director, Ficus VC
PANELLISTS
RAFIZA GHAZALI | Director Digital Banking, KAF Investment Bank
ABDULLO KURBANOV | Co-Founder & CEO, Alif Bank 17:15 Startup Talks
The Future Of Digital Payments Between The Integration Of Digital Identities And The Increasing
15:15 Networking Break And Showcase Concerns On Data Privacy And Security

FINTECH100 Startup Demostage Payment solutions is by far the largest fintech vertical with increasing developments and high competition. Seamless user
experience and e-payment integrations became today part and partial of any fintech solution, e-commerce or any digital product
Attendees will join together for networking, whilst hearing from and meeting our next batch of inspirational startup founders from offerings. Yet, there are many concerns regarding the security side of it. This session will feature panel discussion by distinguished
across the globe. speakers on the opportunities and challenges arising from the latest developments in the payments landscape at local and global
levels. Panellists will also deliberate on how the various stakeholders in the payment ecosystem can leverage on such market
developments to reap the benefits of greater efficiency, productivity and competitiveness.
FINTECH100 (FOUNDERS / INVESTORS)
PANELLISTS
SYED OMAR ALMOHDZAR | Founder & CEO | Mesinkira
15:45 Startup Talks

Islamic Fintech Startups Beyond Borders: Challenges, Success Stories And Lessons Learned 17:45 Closing Remarks By Chairman
To reach the desired efficiency, it’s crucial for any fintech startup to expand beyond the local market where it can leverage on the
developed software and the gained technical know-how. Islamic fintech startups are no exception. Yet, with the limited funds
available, scarce talents, and absence of globally standardised Shari’ah governance framework for Islamic fintech, penetration of the
global market is not an easy mission.
This session brings top leaders fintech startup founders who choose to play internationally and expand worldwide rapidly. They will
share their failures and success, the challenges and opportunities attached to adopting such strategy .

PANELLISTS
UMAR MUNSHI | Co-Founder, Ethis Group
PROF. ALAA GUIDARA | Managing Director of Finispia
HARZA SANDITYO | COO & Co-Founder, ALAMI, Indonesia

MOBILIZING FUNDING FOR ISLAMIC FINTECH

16:30 Get funded By i-Connect Fintech In Islamic Finance

This session brings top leaders fintech startup founders who choose to play internationally and expand worldwide rapidly. They will
share their failures and success, the challenges and opportunities attached to adopting such strategy.

PANELLISTS
DR. KINAN SALIM | Project Lead, i-Connect Fintech in Islamic Fintech
 CONFERENCE DAY TWO: THURSDAY | 22 SEPTEMBER 2022

08:30 Registration And Welcome | Day Two 12:15 Shari’ah Scholars Talk
Islamic Fintech And Maqasid Shari’ah: Finding The Right Compass
08:50 Chairperson’s Opening Address While fintech has rapidly grown during the last five years, Shariah compliant fintech solutions are catching up fast. However, while any
finance solution shall be Shariah compliant, a question remains on the added value of such solutions. This session brings top class
Sharia scholar and Islamic fintech thought leaders to discuss and address such important questions:
FINTECH & SUSTAINABILITY - Do we need more Shariah compliant Buy Now Pay Later and credit applications?
- Does such an application encourage people to spend more than needed? Or they are necessary developments and enhancing the
quality of life of Muslims?
09:00 Keynote: Sky's (Not) The Limit - Breakthrough Innovation In Fintech For Economic Inclusion - Is it possible to create a roadmap for digital islamic finance solutions to better serve communities and be closer to the Shariah objects?

MODERATOR
09:15 Sustainability Experts Talk ASST. PROF. DR. ZIYAAD MAHOMED | Centre of Excellence in Islamic Social Finance, INCEIF University | HSBC Amanah Malaysia

The Convergence Between Islamic Fintech & Sustainability: What Are The Required Policies &
PANELLISTS
How To Build Up Effective Policies And Strategies
FARRUKH RAZA | Chairman AAOIFI Governance & Ethics Board, UK
The adoption of the sustainable development goals (SDGs) and the trend of integrating it in the financial system are seen by Islamic
finance industry from two different angles; as a key global movement from which Islamic finance can learn from, and as an area in which DATUK PROF. DR. MOHAMAD AKRAM LALDIN | Shari’ah Board Member, Bank Negara Malaysia (BNM) | Executive Director, ISRA RMC
the Islamic finance community can meaningfully contribute to. This session will discuss this topic in depth, helping the delegates to ENGKU PROF RABIA ADWIAH ENGKU ALI | Member Shariah Board BNM & Security Commission Malaysia
understand the pressing environmental and social challenges and their links with the financial system. Panellists will further discuss
how governments, supporting institutions, startups and fintech players can drive the development of solid sustainability strategies.
Panelists will also highlight the relevant developments and share real-life successful initiatives that can help delegates in defining 12:30 Presentation: Shariah Governance Of Fintech - AAOIFI Plans
sustainable strategies that contribute to the achievement of the Shariah objective and the United Nations' SDGs.

PANELLISTS 13:00 Luncheon

PROF TARIQULLAH KHAN | Managing Director , Circular economy & Impact Investment Strategy, USA
DR. HURRIYA EL ISLAMY | Board of Trustee, RFI Foundation, Malaysia
BREAKOUT WORKSHOPS
FATMA ÇINAR | Islamic Finance Portfolio Lead, UNDP

10:00 C-Level Chat: Traditional Banks, DeFi, Fintechs, Neo Banks And Digital Banks 14:00 Workshop A
Powering Financial Inclusion Through Islamic Finance: How Major Players Are Leading it? Building Blocks Of A Bank: How To Build A
Bank
10:45 Digital Transformation In Islamic Social Finance Sector When we think of banks, we think of institutions in
skyscrapers that are decades, or even centuries, old. This
There is no doubt that digilization increases the effectiveness of the Islamic social finance programs. Technology expands access to workshop introduces startup entrepreneurs who have
social goods and services, increasing the reach out to funds as well as beneficiaries. Cardless payment solutions, Big data analysis, built their own banks. They’ll share with us the lightbulb
and Artificial Intelligence are among a wide range of technologies that can benefit all types of Islamic Social finance institutions such moment that sparked their big vision and the importance
as Zakat and Waqf. This session discusses the development in this sector. of things like understanding their customer and a
world-class team.
PANELLISTS
BILLY STELLJES | Asia Pacific Islamic Philanthropy Officer UNHCR, Malaysia 15:15 Networking Break
SENIOR REPRESENTATIVE | BAZNAS
Workshop B
Getting Started In Digital Assets And The
Tokenisation Revolution
This workshop is divided into two sessions.In the first
session, we will delve into the benefits of holding digital
assets as opposed to traditional asset classes, as well as
tips and advice for institutional investors to navigate this
constantly evolving market. In the second session, we
explore the world of asset tokenisation, which is touted as
a game-changer to disrupt the current financial system.

15:45 Workshop A Workshop B

11:15 Networking Break
Building The Perfect Technology Stack For A Crowdfunding
FINTECH FROM SHARIAH PERSPECTIVE Decentralised Future

11:45 Keynote Speech 17:00 Closing Keynote

Fintech And Dispute: The Development Of Dispute Resolution In Fintech
While the Islamic finance industry witnessed significant development in dispute resolutions, the rise of Islamic fintech pose a serious 17:15 Closing Remarks By Chairman - End Of Conference
question regarding the suitability of the traditional methods. Disputes in Islamic finance may rise due to the understanding of the Islamic
rules. Besides, fintech implies a constant interaction between multiple stakeholders, which naturally increase the possibility of conflict.
This keynote speech spotlights this important topic and highlights some best practices and potential solutions for effectively resolving
disputes in fintech.

SPEAKER
UMAR OSENI | CEO, The International Islamic Liquidity Management Corporation (IILM)
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