Bahrain Institute of Banking and Finance gets financial backing for Islamic finance e-learning platform

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The Bahrain Institute of Banking and Finance (BIBF) said its development of an Islamic finance e-learning platform

revolving around the standards issued by the Accounting and Auditing Organization for Islamic Financial Institutions (AAOIFI) will
receive financial backing from Khaleeji Commercial Bank (KHCB). 

BIBF hopes that its platform will become a major reference
in the Islamic finance industry, providing accessible learning and awareness of
AAOIFI standards.

BIBF signed an agreement with AAOIFI to deliver the 95
AAOIFI standards (Shariah, accounting, auditing and governance) online over a
period of four years. These online e-learning courses will include video-recorded
lectures, voice-overs, interactive and animated explanations, notes, case
studies, self-assessments and Fatwa disclosures.

“Bahrain Institute of Banking and Finance is a
pioneer in the area of training and education in Islamic banking and finance
not only regionally, but also globally,” BIBF Deputy Directo Ahmed
Abdulhameed Abdulghani Al Shaikh said. “The Islamic finance industry has
achieved critical mass growth and the growth of the industry is expected to
remain higher than other segments of the global financial sector, supported by
very favorable demographics. Bahrain is strongly positioned at the forefront
of this growth, establishing world-class regulation of Islamic financial
services.” 

The first phase of the program will launch by the end of
2016.



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