Here are some of the discussion highlights from the WIEF Global Discourse on Quantum Computing in 2018 which took place in Kuala Lumpur.
Professor Dato’ Dr Ahmad Murad Merican explains how the thinking about ethics and machines has transformed over the last three decades.
Japan’s popular with Muslim tourists and the halal certification for food and upcoming Olympic games, will be instrumental in this increase.
Fintech is boosting Islamic finance by paving the path for a lot more investment and entrepreneurs to participate in its space.
The WIEF Roundtable, an initiative of WIEF Foundation, recently joined forces with UEF and co-organised the event in Chennai.
Sharing a common thread of being accidental social entrepreneurs, Yasmin Rasyid and Suzanne Ling spoke about their business experiences.
The land down under risks missing the boat as its commitment to a diversified financial system is challenged.
Strategic shifts are taking place within Islamic banking today. To address this, Mobasher Zein Kazmi outlines how the industry is evolving.
Professor Volker Nienhaus, adjunct professor of INCEIF, writes a brief report on how Islamic finance is persevering in the west.