Jeddah – Kuala Lumpur – Rabat – Dakar – Almaty Ankara – Jakarta – Abuja – Dhaka – Cairo

The Global Knowledge Center of Islamic Economics and Finance

Islamic Research and Training Institute

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Islamic Development Bank Group

1981

1999

1994 2008

Lead the Development of a Dynamic and Comprehensive Islamic Financial Services Industry

Provide Shari’ah-compliant Export Credit Insurance and Insurance Facilities

Promote Private Sector Development by Providing a Wide Range of Shari’ah-compliant Financial Products and Services

Encourage Intra-trade among Organization of Islamic Cooperation

(OIC) Member Countries

Improve the Income of the Poor by Creating Jobs and Promote the

Development of Human Capital2005

Rabat

Dakar

57 member countries USD 150 billion+ capital Rated AAA*

*(S&P, Moody’s and Fitch)

Project Financing Development Assistance Poverty Alleviation Technical Assistance /

Capacity Building Trade Cooperation & Finance SME Financing Resource Mobilization Equity Investments Insurance & Reinsurance Research & Training in Islamic

Finance Awqaf Investment & Financing Scholarships Emergency Relief Public and Private Sector

Advisory

Kuala Lumpur

Almaty

Abuja

Cairo

Ankara

Dhaka

Jakarta

JEDDAH

Headquarters:Jeddah, Saudi Arabia

Regional Offices:Almaty, KazakhstanKuala Lumpur, MalaysiaRabat, MoroccoDakar, Senegal

Gateway Offices:Ankara, TurkeyJakarta, IndonesiaAbuja, NigeriaDhaka, BangladeshCairo, Egypt

Global Perspective

Islamic Development Bank Group

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Value Proposition

OUR GOal

To Be the Global Knowledge Center and Reference Point in Matters of Islamic Economics and Finance.

OUR philOsOphy

Delivery of Islamic Finance Research, Capacity Development, Advisory & Technical Assistance, Product Development, and Knowledge Dissemination Services.

ResearchOur Functions

We seek to enable the development of a dynamic,innovative and sustainableIslamic financial services industry, including assisting countries to create an enabling environment for Islamic financial sector development.

Dynamic

Innovative

Sustainable

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Capacity DevelopmentOur Functions

We provide training in Islamic Economics and Finance to build the human capital that can serve as a catalyst for the development of global Islamic financial services.

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Advisory and Technical AssistanceOur Functions

We provide Advisory and Technical Assistance Services on the practical application of Islamic Economics, Banking and Finance principles to promote socio-economic development.

Shari’ah Research,

Guidelines & Toolkits

Regulatory Framework

Zakat and Awqaf

Products

Islamic Banking

Windows and Islamic

Banking Conversion

Shari’ah Standards

Shari’ah Governance

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Product DevelopmentOur Functions

Experience

Innovation

Belief

Idea

Creativity

Invention

We assess existing Islamic financial products and identify areas of improvement; we develop innovative Islamic financial products & instruments, and promote their use.

Theory

Research

Science

Design

Engineering

Prototype

Commercialization

Delivery

Acceptance

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PublicationsOur Functions

We produce a wide range of Islamic Economics & Finance publications including textbooks, journals,

edited books, and lecture papers.

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Online Learning Program (OLP)Our Functions

• We aim to deliver at least 18 MOOCs by 2020, covering various aspects of Islamic Finance

• In partnership with edX, we deliver MOOCs in Islamic Finance & Banking

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The Islamic Research and Training Institute

Technical Assistance

Partnerships & Alliances

Product Development

Studies & Reports

Online Learning

Our InstituteAdvisory Services

Other Operations

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