IFN Forum Turkey 2015

Turkey | Financial Services

Third Party Event

17 Nov 2015

The event, supported by AAOIFI, the Islamic Corporation for the Development of the Private Sector, International Islamic Financial Market and in partnership with Borsa Istanbul, will bring together key Turkish market players and globally renowned figures in the Islamic finance sector to discuss the very latest issues affecting the participation finance industry in this rapidly developing market.
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Our confirmed keynote speakers include:

Opening keynote
Mehmet Simsek – Minister of Finance, Republic of Turkey
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Keynote address
Vahdettin Ertas – Chairman, Capital Markets Board of Turkey
Murat Cetinkaya – Deputy Governor, Central Bank of the Republic of Turkey

This year’s key topics will include innovation in Islamic Finance, Turkey’s most successful deals, Turkey real estate, infrastructure, project finance, and feature a speaker line-up of global industry leaders.

Whilst attendance is complimentary, we place a strict invite only policy ensuring only the highest quality of attendees throughout. More than 300 delegates attended in 2013, with participation from 18 countries!

Don’t miss this power-house event and register online today!

For more information, visit their website.

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