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Until 17 April it is possible to register for the Introductory Course on Islamic Finance <\/i><\/b>, which Casa \u00c1rabe<\/b> in Madrid is holding on Thursdays 18 and 25 April, from 9.30 am to 2 pm. Course fee, 95 euros. 8 teaching hours. Places are limited to a maximum of 20 people. The course will be held in Spanish and English.<\/p>\n
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The aim of this course is to enter a financial market with great potential both inside and outside Islamic countries. You will learn the ethical fundamentals, trends and opportunities.<\/p>\n
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In the last eight years, Islamic finance has experienced a remarkable increase in global value, from USD 2 trillion to USD 4.5 trillion in 2023. This 125% growth, despite the economic challenges generated by the pandemic and its subsequent recovery, reflects its robustness and resilience. It also highlights the potential of Islamic Fintech, which is estimated to grow by more than 17% in the coming years. Sukuk, Islamic bonds, grew by 7%, consolidating themselves as particularly interesting instruments for financing large-scale projects, such as infrastructure and energy.<\/p>\n
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Islamic finance is an ever-growing market that offers business opportunities within and outside Arab countries. It also has the potential to bring new perspectives and approaches to conventional finance, offering alternatives based on ethical and sustainable foundations, in line with the economic trends set by European governments today.<\/p>\n
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