In support of its niche research in Islamic Financial Criminology (IFC), the Islamic Accounting & Muamalat Research Centre (IAMRC) of the Accounting Research Institute (ARI) will be organizing an International Islamic Accounting and Finance Conference 2012 (IIAFC 2012) on 19-21 November 2012 in Kuala Lumpur Malaysia. IIAFC 2012 will be jointly organized by the Faculty of Accountancy, Universiti Teknologi MARA, Malaysia; Universitas Islam Indonesia (IIU), Jogjakarta, Indonesia; Centre of Islamic Banking & Finance, Royal Docks Business School, University of East London, United Kingdom; and Elshaarani Centre for Islamic Business and Finance, Aston University, Birmingham, United Kingdom. Themed "Steering Innovations And
Competitiveness in A Dynamic Economy: New Frontiers, New Lessons", the conference acts as a
platform in giving opportunities for participants to network and share
experiences in a unique inter-disciplinary environment among Islamic Accounting
and Finance practitioners, academicians and other professionals who interested
in this area. This event will also invite paper presenters to publish their empirical works
in selected indexed journals. Topics for this conference
include, but are not limited to: Islamic Accounting; Shariah Auditing; Ethical Issues in Islamic
Financial Institutions and Financial Markets; Islamic Finance and Banking; Strategic Management from the
Islamic Perspective; Accounting for Takaful; Comparative Study of Islamic
& Conventional Accounting; Taxation and Zakat Accounting; Intellectual Capital in Islamic
Organizations; Waqaf and Sadaqah; Islamic Microfinance; Reporting issues in Islamic
Organizations; Corporate Social Responsibility
from the Islamic perspective; Corporate Governance; Human Governance; Assurance in Halal Product
Producers; Cost & Management
Accounting; Islamic Accounting Theory; Accounting Education; Internal Audit in Islamic-based
entities; External Audit in Islamic-based
entities and Forensic
Accounting from the Islamic perspective. The conference hopes to showcase potential new products for the Islamic Finance industry. Friday, August 17, 2012
International Islamic Accounting and Finance Conference 2012
In support of its niche research in Islamic Financial Criminology (IFC), the Islamic Accounting & Muamalat Research Centre (IAMRC) of the Accounting Research Institute (ARI) will be organizing an International Islamic Accounting and Finance Conference 2012 (IIAFC 2012) on 19-21 November 2012 in Kuala Lumpur Malaysia. IIAFC 2012 will be jointly organized by the Faculty of Accountancy, Universiti Teknologi MARA, Malaysia; Universitas Islam Indonesia (IIU), Jogjakarta, Indonesia; Centre of Islamic Banking & Finance, Royal Docks Business School, University of East London, United Kingdom; and Elshaarani Centre for Islamic Business and Finance, Aston University, Birmingham, United Kingdom. Themed "Steering Innovations And
Competitiveness in A Dynamic Economy: New Frontiers, New Lessons", the conference acts as a
platform in giving opportunities for participants to network and share
experiences in a unique inter-disciplinary environment among Islamic Accounting
and Finance practitioners, academicians and other professionals who interested
in this area. This event will also invite paper presenters to publish their empirical works
in selected indexed journals. Topics for this conference
include, but are not limited to: Islamic Accounting; Shariah Auditing; Ethical Issues in Islamic
Financial Institutions and Financial Markets; Islamic Finance and Banking; Strategic Management from the
Islamic Perspective; Accounting for Takaful; Comparative Study of Islamic
& Conventional Accounting; Taxation and Zakat Accounting; Intellectual Capital in Islamic
Organizations; Waqaf and Sadaqah; Islamic Microfinance; Reporting issues in Islamic
Organizations; Corporate Social Responsibility
from the Islamic perspective; Corporate Governance; Human Governance; Assurance in Halal Product
Producers; Cost & Management
Accounting; Islamic Accounting Theory; Accounting Education; Internal Audit in Islamic-based
entities; External Audit in Islamic-based
entities and Forensic
Accounting from the Islamic perspective. The conference hopes to showcase potential new products for the Islamic Finance industry. 
