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Thomson Reuters’ Islamic Finance Head to headline SL event

The organiser of Sri Lanka's 2nd Islamic and Banking Conference recently announced that the event's keynote speaker would be Rushdi Siddiqui, the Global Head of Islamic Finance for USA-based Thomson Reuters, the parent of historic Reuters newswire services.

UTO EduConsult, the conference organiser, also stated that this three-day event, slated for the last week of July, would also feature Dr. Shariq Nisar from India and Dato’ Fadzli Yusof from Malaysia as well as well-known personalities in Sri Lanka, including Hilmy Cader, Global Head of MTI Consulting, Faizal Salieh, MD/CEO of Amana Investments Limited, Reyaz Mihular, Senior Partner of KPMG and Ishrat Rauff, MD/CEO of SAIF Capital.

Mr. Siddiqui, a key figure in the launch of the DJIM Amana Sri Lanka Index, which tracks Shariah-compliant stocks on the Colombo Stock Exchange, during his tenure as Dow Jones Indexes' Head of Global Finance; will be making his keynote address on the subject of “Islamic Finance 2.0”. This would also be followed by a presentation on the "Convergence of Islamic Finance and the Halal Industry" during the second day of the conference.

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