Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "Iqbal Asaria is special advisor to the Secretary General of the Muslim Council of Britain on business and economic affairs and a tutor on the MCB's leadership development programme. An economist, he was a member of the working party set up by the Governor of The Bank of England to look into issues relating to Islamic housing and finance products in the UK. He is an associate of the Islamic Banking and Finance Institute of Malaysia and member of the City of London's Financial Markets Law Committee. He has spoken at several conferences and symposia on Islamic banking and finance. He was awarded the CBE in the 2005 Queen's Honours List for services to international development. In the late 1980s, he was the editor-in-chief of Afkar, a ground-breaking news and analysis journal published in London.He is a key member of the Muslim Council of Britain (MCB) holding various roles including: Special Advisor on Business & Economic Affairs to the Secretary General of the MCB [2005–present] Representative on Working Party set up by Governor of Bank of England to look into issues relating to launching of Islamic Housing *Finance and other products in the UK [2002–Present] Chairman, Business and Economics CommitteeHe is also a leading figure in Islamic finance: a regular speaker at conferences, seminars and training workshops and the author of several articles on Islamic finance. Advisory roles have included: Advisor on Islamic Home Finance and other Shariah compliant products for HSBC Amanah Advisor on Islamic Financial products to the Lloyds TSB Group Consultant to Scottish Widows Investment Partnership's (SWIP) Global Equity Shariah Fund Consultant to The Children's Mutual (TCM) on their Shariah Baby Bond – a Shariah compliant Child Trust Fund ProductMr Asaria is a Fellow of the Chartered Association of Certified Accountants. He is a graduate of Victoria University, Manchester where he also completed his graduate degree. He was awarded the CBE in the 2005 Queen's Honours List for services to international development."@en }
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- Iqbal_Asaria abstract "Iqbal Asaria is special advisor to the Secretary General of the Muslim Council of Britain on business and economic affairs and a tutor on the MCB's leadership development programme. An economist, he was a member of the working party set up by the Governor of The Bank of England to look into issues relating to Islamic housing and finance products in the UK. He is an associate of the Islamic Banking and Finance Institute of Malaysia and member of the City of London's Financial Markets Law Committee. He has spoken at several conferences and symposia on Islamic banking and finance. He was awarded the CBE in the 2005 Queen's Honours List for services to international development. In the late 1980s, he was the editor-in-chief of Afkar, a ground-breaking news and analysis journal published in London.He is a key member of the Muslim Council of Britain (MCB) holding various roles including: Special Advisor on Business & Economic Affairs to the Secretary General of the MCB [2005–present] Representative on Working Party set up by Governor of Bank of England to look into issues relating to launching of Islamic Housing *Finance and other products in the UK [2002–Present] Chairman, Business and Economics CommitteeHe is also a leading figure in Islamic finance: a regular speaker at conferences, seminars and training workshops and the author of several articles on Islamic finance. Advisory roles have included: Advisor on Islamic Home Finance and other Shariah compliant products for HSBC Amanah Advisor on Islamic Financial products to the Lloyds TSB Group Consultant to Scottish Widows Investment Partnership's (SWIP) Global Equity Shariah Fund Consultant to The Children's Mutual (TCM) on their Shariah Baby Bond – a Shariah compliant Child Trust Fund ProductMr Asaria is a Fellow of the Chartered Association of Certified Accountants. He is a graduate of Victoria University, Manchester where he also completed his graduate degree. He was awarded the CBE in the 2005 Queen's Honours List for services to international development.".
- Q6065743 abstract "Iqbal Asaria is special advisor to the Secretary General of the Muslim Council of Britain on business and economic affairs and a tutor on the MCB's leadership development programme. An economist, he was a member of the working party set up by the Governor of The Bank of England to look into issues relating to Islamic housing and finance products in the UK. He is an associate of the Islamic Banking and Finance Institute of Malaysia and member of the City of London's Financial Markets Law Committee. He has spoken at several conferences and symposia on Islamic banking and finance. He was awarded the CBE in the 2005 Queen's Honours List for services to international development. In the late 1980s, he was the editor-in-chief of Afkar, a ground-breaking news and analysis journal published in London.He is a key member of the Muslim Council of Britain (MCB) holding various roles including: Special Advisor on Business & Economic Affairs to the Secretary General of the MCB [2005–present] Representative on Working Party set up by Governor of Bank of England to look into issues relating to launching of Islamic Housing *Finance and other products in the UK [2002–Present] Chairman, Business and Economics CommitteeHe is also a leading figure in Islamic finance: a regular speaker at conferences, seminars and training workshops and the author of several articles on Islamic finance. Advisory roles have included: Advisor on Islamic Home Finance and other Shariah compliant products for HSBC Amanah Advisor on Islamic Financial products to the Lloyds TSB Group Consultant to Scottish Widows Investment Partnership's (SWIP) Global Equity Shariah Fund Consultant to The Children's Mutual (TCM) on their Shariah Baby Bond – a Shariah compliant Child Trust Fund ProductMr Asaria is a Fellow of the Chartered Association of Certified Accountants. He is a graduate of Victoria University, Manchester where he also completed his graduate degree. He was awarded the CBE in the 2005 Queen's Honours List for services to international development.".