Intervento di chiusura

“Le sfide future della finanza islamica” – Prof. Kabir Hassan (University of New Orleans, USA)

Riconoscimenti e saluti finali

Prof. Paolo Pietro Biancone – Editor-in-Chief EJIF

Prof. Andrea Paltrinieri – Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore, Italy

Prof. Burhan ULUYOL – İstanbul Sabahattin Zaim University, Turkey

Prof. Auwal Adam Sa’ad – International Islamic University, Malaysia

Prof. Vahid Jafari-Sadeghi – Aston Business School, UK

Prof. Nunzio Angiola – Università di Foggia, Italy

Prof. Roberta Ricucci – Università di Torino, Italy

Prof. Silvana Secinaro – Università di Torino, Italy

CHAIR: Prof. Kabir Hassan

Supporto tecnico: Dr. Davide Calandra

Paper 17: Exploring the Challenges of Adoption of Islamic Banking Products in the State of Pennsylvania, United States of America (Kenneh Mussa)

Paper 22: Developing a Shari’ah Based FinTech Money Creation Free [SFMCF] Model for Islamic Banking (Othman Altwijry, Mustafa Omar Mohammed, M. Kabir Hassan e Mohammad Selim)

Paper 28: New technologies for Islamic finance (Davide Calandra, Roberto Marseglia, Vincenzo Vaccaro e Federico Chmet)

Paper 29: Recent trend of deposits in Islamic banks (Davidia Zucchelli)

Paper 34: Regulatory framework of the Initial Exchange Offerings: A comparative Analysis between Italy and Malaysia (Hammam Radwan Jamal Al-Atrash e Auwal Adam Sa’ad)

Sessione parallela 3

CHAIR: Prof. Auwal Adam Sa’ad

Supporto tecnico: Dr. Federico Lanzalonga

Paper 3: Bridging Islamic and Traditional Finance Through Integration of Knowledge (IoK): The Potential of the Third Sector Economy (Jasmin Omercic)

Paper 4: Social performance of Islamic Banks (Admir Mešković, Emira Kozarević and Alija Avdukić)

Paper 5: Value-based intermediation and its social impacts for a new sustainable world (Shah Fahad Yousufzai)

Paper 27: Exploring sustainability from Islamic finance perspective (Paolo Biancone, Valerio Brescia, Federico Lanzalonga e Auwal Adam Sa’ad)

Paper 36: Robo-Advisors for Islamic wealth management: A theoretical framework (Hafidh Abdulla Hemed e Auwal Adam Sa’ad)

Parallel Session 4

CHAIR: Prof. Vahid Jafari-Sadeghi

Supporto tecnico: Dr. Davide Calandra

Paper 1: Imagining a Shariah Compliant SPAC (Daniele D’Alvia)

Paper 8: Financing in the Islamic System and Sustainable Economic Development of Selected Islamic Countries (Sepideh Khavarinezhad and Vahid Jafari-Sadeghi)

Paper 12: Islamic finance and social impact for a new sustainable world (Stefano Loconte and Beatrice Molteni)

Paper 25: Profit-And-Loss Sharing Through Impact Investment Funds: Possibility for Breaking the Invisible Ceiling with Muslim Immigrant Entrepreneurs in Norway (Sarah A Tobin, Mari Norbakk and Mehmet Asutay)

Paper 37: Social Finance, sustainable development goals and green economy: Islamic finance possible contribution to European’s renaissance (Silvana Secinaro and Federica Lanzara)

Parallel Session 5

CHAIR: Prof. Roberta Ricucci

Supporto tecnico: Dr. Federico Chmet

Paper 18: Islamic microfinance: An Effective approach for sustainable development (Hamza Abouchatir and Omar Essardi)

Paper 20: Analysis of Factors Affecting Community Interest in Bengkalis Regency Riau Province Indonesia in Using Sharia Banking (Zulfikar Hasan)

Paper 24: Islamic banking: past, present and future (Ashraf Khan, M. Kabir Hassan, Andrea Paltrinieri and Muneer M. Alshater)

Paper 30: Do Islamic banking in Indonesia support real home financing?: an assessment of procyclicality behavior (Mohamad Rifqi Fathoni, Ries Wulandari and Zainuri)

Paper 33: Islamic Microfinance Model for Small Businesses in Uganda in the Post Covid-19 Era (Umar Ahmed and Bashir Ahmad Fida)

Sessione parallela 1

CHAIR: Prof. Andrea Paltrinieri

Supporto tecnico: Dr. Davide Calandra

Paper 6: Islamic finance and supervisory rules: transparency and knowability requirements through technological innovation (Sandra Antoniazzi)

Paper 9: Efficiency Mudarabah Contract Using Business Intelligence (Sherrindra Avedta Prasetyo, Asep Maulana and Miftahul Jannah)

Paper 11: Will artificial intelligence reduce PLS risk? (Wardah Yuspin)

Paper 31: Cryptocurrency bubble risk and the FOMC announcements during COVID-19 black swan event (Mnif Emna, Chakroun Salma e Jarboui Anis)

Paper 35: Proposing Blockchain technology as mediating effect on trust in Zakat institutions (Zulfikri, Auwal Adam Saad, Salina Kassim and Anwar Hassan Abdullah Othman)

Sessione parallela 2

CHAIR: Prof. Buerhan Uluyol

Supporto tecnico: Dr. Federica Bassano

Paper 19: The legal framework of the Virtual Currencies and its impacts on the Islamic Social Finance (Badreddine Berrahlia)

Paper 21: Predicting the Participation Index of the Istanbul Stock Exchange with Artificial Intelligence (Enes Özdemir, Buerhan Uluyol e İbrahim Güran Yumusak)

Paper 23: Examination of sukuk structures in the Turkish participation financial system (Pashtrik Hajrattj e Buerhan Uluyol)

Paper 26: COVID-19 – The Catalyst for Digital Transformation in Financial Services and Islamic FinTech Evidence from Qatar (Sara Cherqaoui)

Paper 32: Role of the Central Bank in implementation of Value-Based Islamic Banking and Reporting in Bahrain – Exploring the challenges (Akhtar Ali Saeed Mohammed e Fadillah Mansor)

INTERVENTI DI BENVENUTO

Luigi Di Maio, Ministro degli Affari Esteri e della Cooperazione Internazionale della Repubblica Italiana

CONSIDERAZIONI STRATEGICHE

Francesca Culasso, Direttrice, Dipartimento di Management Università degli Studi di Torino

Paolo Pietro Biancone, Editor-in-Chief, EJIF

Alberto Brugnoni, Managing Partner, ASSAIF

SESSIONE DI APERTURA

“Il ruolo della finanza islamica nel ridurre gli impatti delle crisi finanziarie: una prova teorica”

Buerhan Uluyol, Istanbul Sabahattin Zaim University