NIBAF Pakistan has commenced the latest module of its flagship Islamic Banking Certificate Course (IBCC-73) at its Karachi campus, continuing its efforts to strengthen capacity and advance professional excellence in the Islamic banking industry. The training, scheduled from October 6 to October 11, 2025, is aimed at enhancing the knowledge and skillset of commercial bank officers involved in Islamic finance operations.
The program is being conducted in a face-to-face format under the instruction of Mr. Farhan Ul Haq Usmani, a seasoned expert in Islamic banking and finance. This module is designed to provide participants with a comprehensive understanding of Islamic financial principles, Shariah-compliant banking products, and their practical applications in the modern financial ecosystem.
The IBCC-73 course is part of NIBAF’s long-standing initiative to support the development of human capital in the Islamic finance sector. As the industry grows rapidly in Pakistan, the demand for well-trained professionals capable of navigating the intricacies of Shariah-based financial structures has also increased. This module addresses those needs by offering targeted training that bridges theoretical knowledge with operational realities.
Participants in the program gain insights into the structure and mechanisms of Islamic financial instruments, the regulatory environment, and risk management strategies specific to Islamic banking. The curriculum also emphasizes practical implementation, ensuring that commercial bank officers can apply what they learn directly to their day-to-day responsibilities in their respective institutions.
By focusing on practical learning, NIBAF aims to strengthen the operational capacity of commercial banks, enabling them to offer more efficient and Shariah-compliant services to their customers. The training also highlights the importance of innovation in Islamic finance, encouraging participants to think strategically about product development and service delivery in an evolving financial landscape.
Islamic banking continues to expand its footprint across Pakistan’s financial sector, with both standalone Islamic banks and Islamic windows of conventional banks seeing increased activity. This growth has underscored the need for continuous professional development programs that keep banking staff aligned with best practices and regulatory standards.
Mr. Farhan Ul Haq Usmani’s leadership in this module brings extensive expertise and practical experience, adding significant value to the learning journey of participants. His approach blends technical knowledge with strategic insights, helping attendees deepen their understanding of how Islamic financial systems operate in today’s competitive banking environment.
NIBAF’s commitment to promoting excellence in Islamic banking training reflects its strategic role in supporting national financial goals. Through programs like IBCC-73, the institute continues to contribute to the development of a skilled workforce capable of sustaining the growth of the Islamic finance sector in Pakistan.
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