New Delhi: India Centre for Islamic Finance has a new Chairman in Dr. Javed Ahmed Khan of Jamia Millia Islamia University.
The post of Chairman remained vacant after the sad demise of past Chairman Dr. Ausaf Ahmed Saheb.
At the annual Trust Meeting held at Markaz Building, Jamia Nagar, New Delhi on 21st February 2016, Dr. Nejathullah Siddiqi Nominated Dr. Javed Khan for Chairmanship and house elected him unanimously. Before being appointed as Chairman he also got elected as a trustee.
Javed Ahmad Khan is Professor at the Centre of West Asian Studies, Jamia Millia Islamia New Delhi and is teaching the Contemporary Arab Economics and Islamic Finance there. He holds PhD in West Asian Studies (Economics) from Aligarh Muslim University, India.
His field of specialisation includes Arab Economies, Indo-Arab Economic relations and Islamic Economics & Finance.
Among his publications include; Iraq Reconstruction: The Arab's Response to an Imperial Design (2008), India's Energy Security and the Arabian Gulf: Oil and Gas Market in Decontrolled Regimes (2005), Islamic banking in India : scope & challenges (Editor, 2003), India's search for natural Gas in the Persian Gulf (2004) Social sciences in Islamic perspectives : a bibliography of contemporary literature, 1975-2000 (Compiled. 2001), India and West Asia : emerging markets in the liberalisation era (1999) and Islamic economics and finance : a bibliography 1995). He also edited a bio-monthly Islamic Economic Bulletin (1991-2003).
ICIF hopes to continue its journey with firm and steady steps under his Chairmanship.
NEW DELHI : Saudi Arabia, the world's biggest oil exporter, is looking at investing USD 100 billion in India in areas of petrochemicals, infrastructure and mining among others, considering the country's growth potential. Saudi Ambassador Dr Saud bin Mohammed Al Sati has said India is an attractive ...
Read MoreBy Ashwini Shrivastava Singapore, Oct 28 (PTI) Indian and foreign banks should exploit Islamic banking''s untapped potential to ensure the financial inclusion of “unbanked” populations excluded by the existing financial system, several experts have said. Islamic banking is a finance ...
Read MoreThe Kerala State Financial Enterprises (KSFE) Pravasi Chitty, the savings scheme for expats from the state, is now Shariah-compliant, an Indian minister said in Abu Dhabi. Kerala's Finance Minister Thomas Isaac said the chit fund scheme is now available with an additional 'halal' option and...
Read MoreTo Check Farm Suicides, India Will Have To Start Interest-Free Banking: Bangladesh Top Banker India will have to start interest-free banking system in order to check the growing number of farm suicides, said a top banker of Bangladesh here on Friday. Md Abdul Awwal Sarker, General Manager, Resear...
Read MoreWhen the Bengaluru-based IMA Group of Companies wound up its operations, it not only left thousands of investors in the lurch but also raised questions on political patronage to Ponzi schemes that are being run in the name of Islamic banking. Imran Gowhar and K.V. Aditya Bharadwaj report on the scam...
Read MoreKhurshid Ahmad Najmi ( Legal Advisor , ICIF , Partner -Link Legal India Law Service, Former Legal Advisor Reserve Bank of India) The biggest problem with the term ‘Islamic bank’ is that it carries the word ‘Islam.’ It is almost l...
Read MoreThe Annual General Body meeting of Indian Centre for Islamic Finance (ICIF) was held at its office in the national capital on June 30 to take stock of the prevailing Islamic financial situation, progress made, and to formulate guidelines and roadmap for the next financial year and to analyse the...
Read More