AlRayan Investment, AlRayan Bank co-lead partners of IFN Qatar Dialogues
AlRayan Investment and AlRayan Bank are co-Lead Partners of IFN Qatar Dialogues 2026, on September 17, 2026, at Dusit Hotel & Suites Doha. The event will bring together regulators, financial instituti...
On September 17, 2026, AlRayan Investment and AlRayan Bank will co-lead the IFN Qatar Dialogues, an event aimed at discussing the future of Islamic finance and Qatar's growing role as a regional hub. The forum, held at the Dusit Hotel & Suites Doha, will gather regulators, financial institutions, investors, and industry practitioners from 17 organizations to exchange insights and ideas.
A notable session will feature a roundtable discussion on AlRayan Bank's QR500mn debut green Sukuk issuance. This session will include Akber Khan, acting CEO of AlRayan Investment, and Tahir Hayat Pirzada, Group Treasurer and Financial Institutions at AlRayan Bank. The discussion will delve into the success of the issuance, the demand from investors for sustainable Islamic finance products, and the increasing significance of ESG-focused solutions in regional capital markets.
During the two other sessions, industry experts will address the expansion of Islamic banking, sukuk, and asset management. Topics will include the adoption of fintech, digital platforms, and tokenisation within the region's financial landscape. Established in 2007, AlRayan Investment is a prominent investment firm based in Doha, specializing in asset management and corporate advisory services.
The firm holds authorization from the Qatar Financial Centre Regulatory Authority and is licensed by the Qatar Financial Markets Authority.
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