The Shariah Mentorship Programme is a capacity-building initiative by the Securities Commission Malaysia (SC) and run by ISRA International Consulting Sdn Bhd (IICSB) to build a sustainable talent pipeline and prepare a new generation of Shariah professionals in various areas relevant to the Islamic capital market (ICM).
Programmes
Overview
Programme Objectives
The Shariah Mentorship Programme offers a structured curriculum from Beginner to Intermediate levels, designed to empower participants to understand the complex interplay between the capital market and Shariah principles. The programme aims to equip individuals with the requisite knowledge, insights and skills to excel as adept Shariah Advisers within the ICM.
The Shariah Mentorship Programme is dedicated to shaping the future of ICM with skilled professionals poised to contribute significantly to its development.
Programme Outline
Beginner Level
Capital Market & Shariah
- The Capital Market – Overview
- A Primer on Macro Economics
- Firms Capital Structure & Corporate Finance
- Shariah & The Underlying Philosophy of ICM
Islamic Equity Markets
- Common Stocks & Islamic Equity Market
- Other Islamic Equities Base Product
- Islamic Stockbroking Services
Introduction to Interbank Money Market
- The Interbank Money Market
- Fundamentals of Islamic Money Market (IMM)
- Importance of Money Market Supervision
Intermediate Level
Sukuk
- Bonds and the Bond Market
- Sukuk Structuring
Shariah-Compliant Derivatives & Swaps
- Derivative Instrument: Products and Application
- Derivatives Options and Swaps
- Islamic Structured Products
- Digital Investment Management
Sustainable and Responsible Investment & Fintech
- Sustainable & Responsible Investment (SRI), Environment Social & Governance & Islamic Social Finance
- Islamic Fund Management Business
- International Stakeholders
- Risk Management in InvestmentsMaqasid Shariah
Governance and Maqasid Shariah
- Corporate Governance in Capital Markets
- Shariah Governance in Islamic Capital Market
- Maqasid Shariah
Personal Development Skills
- Interpersonal and Effective Communication
- Transformational Leadership
- Speak Up with Confidence
- Professional Self Image
- Stress Management
- Strategic & Critical Thinking
Why Choose the Shariah
Mentorship Programme?
Programme Learning Outcomes
Foundational Knowledge
Macroeconomics and Corporate Finance
Grasp the dynamics of macroeconomics and corporate finance in relation to the capital market and Shariah compliance.
Equity Markets and Islamic Equities
Advanced Sukuk Knowledge
Learn about sukuk structures and their integration within the broader market.
Derivative Instruments
Regulatory Landscape
Understand the current regulatory landscape for emerging trends in Islamic Capital Markets (ICM), including SRI, Islamic fintech, and Islamic fund management.
Maqasid Shariah
Personal Development
Enhance communication skills, cultivate transformational leadership qualities and foster positive change within the ICM.
Entry Requirements
Entry Requirements
Bachelor’s degree in Shariah, Law with focus in Shariah, or Islamic studies in which the degree includes study in Fiqh Muamalat (Islamic transaction, commercial law or Usul Fiqh).
Academicians or Shariah officers with relevant experiences and/or exposure in Islamic finance.
Fresh graduates from recognised institutions.
Open to Malaysians and non-Malaysians who reside in Malaysia.
Applicants are required to possess intermediate proficiency in both English and Arabic.
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