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Interested to find out more about Islamic Finance and its developments and opportunities in Asia? The next session of the Gananan Forum features Mr Raj M Maiden, (CEO, Five Pillars Associates Pte Ltd) who will share with you his experience in this emerging area of banking.
Event Details:
- Time & Date : 19 Jun 2007, Tuesday, 1900 hours (registration) to 2100 hrs
- Venue: Atrium @ Orchard, 60A Orchard Road, #04-01 Tower 1, Singapore 238890 (Map)
- Registration Fees: No Registration Fees Required
Please register your attendance with ganananforumsg@gmail.com
Speaker Profile
Mr. Raj Maiden has an illustrious career in banking for a total of 13 years before he went on to head the sales force for Bloomberg in Malaysia, Indonesia, Brunei and India for 7 years. His experience in the financial markets and financial information gave him a unique upper hand in understanding Islamic Finance. He began to pursue his passion in Islamic Finance, through his consultancy firm Five Pillars Associates Pte Ltd. He is also a regular speaker in the Islamic Finance conferences and circuits and his firms offers consultancy services for anyone wanting to understand and benefit from this new area.
About Gananan Forum
Gananan Forum is a volunteer-based, global knowledge community that fosters an open-minded atmosphere and allows attendees to discuss current issues and share individual perspectives and ideas. From government officials to scholars and journalists to professionals of multinational corporations, Gananan Forum attracts members and guest speakers from all different sectors. Originated from Seoul, the forum is now established in Shanghai, Washington, Tokyo and Singapore.
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