November 10 @ 9:00 AM – November 12 @ 5:00 PM

Course Description:

This course provides an immersive, hands‑on learning experience designed to strengthen participants’ understanding and practical skills in managing liquidity risk within financial institutions. Through simulation‑based exercises, participants will engage in real‑time decision‑making scenarios that mirror the dynamics of liquidity stress, funding pressures, and market disruptions. Participants will navigate crisis scenarios, assess trade‑offs between funding options, manage liquidity shocks, and coordinate responses across key functions. Participants will be equipped to identify vulnerabilities, evaluate liquidity positions, and implement robust strategies to maintain resilience in both normal and stress conditions. The course is ideal for practitioners seeking applied, scenario‑based training in liquidity risk management.

Qualification:

Participants should have a basic understanding of Islamic finance and experience in regulation, supervision, and practitioners.

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November 11 @ 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM

Objective: To exchange experiences and perspectives on the development and implementation of Islamic deposit insurance systems, addressing regulatory and operational challenges, and strengthening depositor protection and financial stability.

Participants: Representatives of deposit insurance agencies, other relevant regulatory and supervisory authorities, international organisations and relevant stakeholders.

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November 12 @ 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM

Objective: To facilitate dialogue among supervisory authorities on current and emerging risks and vulnerabilities affecting the Islamic financial services industry, share supervisory experiences and responses, and identify common challenges and supervisory priorities for strengthening financial stability.

Participants: IFSB Technical Committee members and senior officials from regulatory and supervisory authorities of IFSB member jurisdictions.

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January 24, 2027 @ 9:00 AM – January 28, 2027 @ 5:00 PM

Course Description: With the growing recognition of Islamic Finance instrument, Sukuk has emerged as an accepted method of capital raising. This course provides authorities with a focused, practical, and fully integrated understanding of Sukuk structuring across, financial, legal and Shariah dimension within the broader context of international standard-setting and capital market oversight. It examines the macro-financial role of Sukuk in public finance and market development, while also covering the practical aspects of structuring, issuance, pricing, credit rating, and operationalization of Sharīʿah contracts.

The course emphasizes the operational application of key IFSB Standards to strengthen participants’ ability to evaluate Sukuk structures, assess disclosure practices, and support effective supervisory implementation in line with evolving market developments. Through case-based diagnostics, participants will examine the financial market infrastructure, apply relevant IFSB guidance in supervisory and disclosure assessments, liquidity management, and Sharīʿah governance, and identify vulnerabilities, disclosure gaps, and governance challenges in Sukuk markets.

Qualification: Participants should be securities regulators, supervisors, central bank officials, or debt management officers involved in Islamic capital market development and sovereign financing strategies. A fundamental understanding of debt securities is required, while prior exposure to Sukuk is preferred.

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April 18, 2027 @ 8:00 AM – April 22, 2027 @ 5:00 PM

Course Description: This programme is designed to enhance the capacity of RSAs in deepening the participants’ understanding of the Basel Core Principles for Effective Banking Supervision (BCP), as the foundational benchmark for sound supervision, complemented with the IFSB Core Principles for Islamic Finance Regulation (Banking Segment) (CPIFR) to address the unique risk characteristics of Islamic finance.  Focusing on assessing the financial system stability and ensuring compliance with the international standards, the course leverages the complementarity and close interlinkages between these frameworks.

Through a combination of expert‑led sessions, case studies, group work, and guided discussions, participants will engage in practical, scenario‑based exercises that replicate real‑world supervisory challenges. The training approach prioritizes hands‑on application to strengthen participants’ ability to assess risks, identify supervisory gaps, and formulate appropriate regulatory responses.

Qualifications: Participants should be mid- to senior-level officers from banking regulatory and supervisory authorities (RSAs), with at least five years of relevant experience in banking regulation, supervision, examination, risk management, or financial sector surveillance. Familiarity with the BCP is required, while knowledge of the IFSB CPIFR is highly recommended.

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