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Executive Education- Sustainability
ESG and Islamic Finance: Implications for Boards and Corporate Governance
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ESG and Islamic Finance: Implications for Boards and Corporate Governance
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As both ESG (environmental, social, and governance) investment and Islamic finance thrive and expand, there is increasing convergence between the two. Global investors increasingly see Islamic finance as part of the broader ESG community, and Islamic finance stakeholders are increasingly embracing global ESG considerations.
The convergence creates both opportunities and challenges for institutions, boards, and corporate governance. Opportunities are especially prevalent in Asia, where ESG is increasingly embraced and Islamic capital markets are well-developed.
Participants will emerge from this program with a deeper understanding of:
- ESG and Islamic finance: key commonalities and contrasts;
- Cross-sector opportunities: what ESG and Islamic finance can learn from each other;
- Opportunities and challenges for institutions and boards; and
- Corporate governance challenges and risk management.
- Identify and pursue opportunities for ESG and Islamic finance through business growth and capital markets;
- Position their organizations to avail of the convergence of ESG and Islamic finance via regional and the associated capital flows;
- Recognize the challenges and risks associated with ESG and Islamic finance at the institutional and board levels; and
- Design and implement corporate governance strategies to avail of the opportunities and manage the risks.
- Board of directors of financial institutions
- Board of directors of Islamic financial institutions
- Anyone who might find this program helpful
Aamir Abdul Rahman
Faculty Profile
Dr. Aamir A. Rehman is a Senior Fellow at Columbia University’s Richman Center for Business, Law, and Public Policy and an adjunct faculty member at Columbia Business School. Additionally, he is a member of the board of directors of INCEIF University and a consultant to the World Bank.
Dr. Aamir is also an active investor, serving a Chair of Innate Capital Partners. He was previously a co-founder and managing director of Fajr Capital, a private equity group. He has also served as an executive at the HSBC Group and Boston Consulting Group.
Dr. Aamir serves on several boards of directors, including the boards of Fajr Capital Advisors, INCEIF University, Dinar Standard, and Shukr Investments. Dr. Aamir is author of the book Gulf Capital and Islamic Finance: The Rise of the New Global Players (McGraw-Hill, 2009).
He holds a bachelor’s degree from Harvard College, a master’s degree from the Harvard Graduate School of Arts and Sciences, and an MBA from the Harvard Business School. He further holds a doctoral degree in education (Ed.D.) from Columbia University.
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ESG and Islamic Finance: Implications for Boards and Corporate Governance
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