Sudan Academy for Banking and Financial Sciences and Its Vision As A Hub of Islamic Finance in Africa

  • Abdel Mohsin M
  • Khattab I
  • Alchaar M
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Abstract

The papers in this special issue are mostly contributed from INCEIF, The Global University of Islamic Finance. One of the key objectives of INCEIF is to become a Reference Point for the Islamic finance industry. The contribution of INCEIF, as a specialised University in Islamic finance to develop the talent pool and research materials required for the global Islamic finance industry, is huge. This initiative itself proves the role of INCEIF in producing research relevant to the Islamic finance industry.

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Abdel Mohsin, M. I., Khattab, I., & Alchaar, M. O. (2017). Sudan Academy for Banking and Financial Sciences and Its Vision As A Hub of Islamic Finance in Africa. International Journal Of Management and Applied Research, 4(1), 73–89. https://doi.org/10.18646/2056.41.17-007

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