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CBDC and Cryptocurrencies and Relevance to Islamic Finance
CBDC and Cryptocurrencies and Relevance to Islamic Finance
التقييم
عدد الساعات
18
فترة الانعقاد
-
أيام النشاط التدريبي
الاثنين
الثلاثاء
الاربعاء
التوقيت
‏09:00 - 15:00
تصنيفات النشاط التدريبي
التكنولوجيا الرقمية والمستجدات الحديثة
لغة النشاط التدريبي
انجليزي
المنهجية
IDL
نوع التدريب
International Programs
اخر موعد للتسجيل
السعر للأردني
1000 JOD
السعر لغير الأردني
1412 US$
المخرجات
Understand the structures, technologies, and regulatory frameworks surrounding CBDCs and cryptocurrencies. Analyze the Shari’ah perspectives on digital currencies, including permissibility and risks. Debate the opportunities and threats posed by digital currencies to Islamic finance and economies. Develop policy recommendations for regulators, Islamic banks, and fintechs in Jordan and the region.
الفئة المستهدفة
Central bank policymakers and regulators Islamic banking and finance staff and executives Shari’ah scholars and advisory boards Academics and legal experts Fintech developers and digital payment innovators
المحتويات
The rise of digital currencies—including central bank digital currencies (CBDCs) and cryptocurrencies—is revolutionizing global finance. Over 130 countries are exploring or implementing CBDCs, while cryptocurrencies continue to reshape the nature of money, value storage, and payment systems. For the Islamic finance industry, these innovations raise profound questions: Are cryptocurrencies permissible under Shari’ah? How can CBDCs be aligned with Islamic financial principles? What are the economic, ethical, and social implications for Islamic economies? Recognizing the critical importance of these discussions, IBS, with support from its international partners, is launching a 3-day specialized workshop to equip scholars, regulators, financial institutions, and fintech leaders with the knowledge needed to navigate this digital frontier in light of Shari’ah principles.
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