Professional Certificate in Islamic Finance (PCIF)

Message Prof Dato’ Dr Azmi Omar President & Chief Executive Officer Welcome to INCEIF! We are happy to have you here on campus to pursue your interest in the area of Islamic finance and making a difference. Your journey here with INCEIF will be an exciting one as you can expect to get first-hand knowledge from CEOs, regulators and officials from standard setting bodies who often share their experiences with all students. At INCEIF, we look forward to being the reference point and a thought leader. We will continue to create more forward-looking syllabi at the same time giving emphasis on research with direct and practical application to the industry. As we strive towards that goal, having you on-board is important to us as your contribution can make an impact to the industry at large. Do you know, since 2015, INCEIF’s research has been ranked 1st in Malaysia amongst the higher education institutions in the Research Papers in Economics (RePec) rankings. We are also the only institution to have the research of five professors recognised by RePec, among the top 30 academics in Malaysia. We are ranked 40th in Asia as a university. Within the Financial Economics & Finance Department category, defined by REPEC, we are ranked 30th in the world

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RePec Ranking in Asia (as of Dec 2019)

RePec Ranking in globally under Financial Economics & Finance Department

1,889

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790 students

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Today there are 1,889 agents for change in the world from INCEIF. Some of them are already making meaningful contributions to the advancement of Islamic finance at all levels be it product development, policy framework and implementation; regulation and enforcement; and innovation. You will soon be joining them when you reach the end of your journey here at INCEIF. You are part of our missions to build a lasting legacy for INCEIF. The Faculty with the support of the administrative staff, and our partners from the industry and around the world, will continue to ensure that we give our best to our students. On behalf of the INCEIF family, we wish you everything that you so richly deserve in the years ahead - it will be an honour and a privilege to see you progress towards success!

*Data as of 6 January 2020

Philosophy & Brand

INCEIF was set up by Bank Negara Malaysia in 2005 and has been mandated to develop and nurture talent and experts in the Islamic financial services industry. As a university, INCEIF offers postgraduate studies in Islamic finance. INCEIF aims to be the knowledge leader in Islamic finance through providing excellent teaching, research and thought leadership. In achieving this vision, it is important for INCEIF to bridge both academia and industry. This is translated into its academic syllabus which is structured based on the inputs from industry players as well as having faculty members who are globally respected in both Islamic finance academia and Islamic finance industry. The faculty, coupled with continuous support from the regulators and key industry players, provides INCEIF students with strong mentoring relationships and opportunities for professional development. Today, there are 1,881 INCEIF alumni from over 76 countries around the world. Some are already making meaningful contributions to the advancement of Islamic finance at all levels be it product development, policy framework and implementation; regulation and enforcement; and innovation.

Vision & Mission

To be the knowledge leader in Islamic finance

Key Result Areas (KRA) & Mission Academic Excellence To ensure INCEIF contributes to the creation and management of knowledge in Islamic Finance by providing excellence in teaching, research and thought leadership.

Reputation To create and maintain a reputation of INCEIF as the leading knowledge authority on Islamic Finance and the institution of choice for all our Stakeholders.

Financial Sustainability To ensure resources of INCEIF are developed and managed in an effective manner.

Brand

Since the launch of the INCEIF brand in 2006, its breadth and stature have grown steadily. On a daily basis there is an ever increasing number of staff, students and industry practitioners who interact with the brand. INCEIF is the acronym for International Centre for Education in Islamic Finance. INCEIF should be referred to by its acronym. The logo is often displayed with the tagline, The Global University of Islamic Finance.

Corporate Identity

The blue represents the ‘ocean of knowledge’ that can be found within the university. It is also a colour closely associated with trust which is an important element in Islamic finance. The green ‘I’ represents Islam. The corporate identity is represented through the two thin horizontal blue lines with the logo being positioned either centrally or at the bottom right.

IQRA

Integrity To be principled in being consistently reliable and trustworthy. To uphold one’s promise, commitment and to not violate the trust and rights of others in the course of one’s actions.

Quality Quality driven in every aspects of academic and business operations. Committed to continous improvement through best practices.

Reciprocity To treat others as one would treat oneself. Having mutual respect.

Accountability To account for one’s activities, accept responsibility for them and to be answerable for the results in s truthful manner.

Chancellor & Pro-Chancellor

Dr. Rozali Mohamed Ali Pro-Chancellor

Tan Sri Dato’ Sri Dr. Zeti Akhtar Abd Aziz Chancellor

Board of Directors

Datuk Nor Shamsiah Binti Mohd Yunus Chairman

Mr. Syed Abdull Aziz Jailani Syed Kechik Director

Datuk Abdul Rasheed Ghaffour Director

Dato Dr. Nik Ramlah Nik Mahmood Director

University Senate

Datuk Abdul Rasheed Ghaffour Chairman, Deputy Governor Bank Negara Malaysia

Mr. Syed Abdull Aziz Jailani Syed Kechik Director/Chief Executive Officer OCBC Al Amin Bank Berhad

Dato Dr. Nik Ramlah Nik Mahmood Board Member, Permodalan Nasional Berhad (PNB)

Mr. Jalalullail Othman Partner, Shook Lin & Bok Advocates & Solicitors

Dato’ Noorazman Abdul Aziz Executive Director, Investments Khazanah Nasional Berhad

Dato’ Muzaffar Hisham Group Head of Global Banking Malayan Banking Berhad

Datuk Johan Idris Managing Partner KPMG Malaysia

Prof. Dato’ Dr. Azmi Omar President & Chief Executive Officer, INCEIF

Prof. Dr. Mansor Hj. Ibrahim Deputy President Academic & Dean INCEIF

Assoc. Prof. Dr. Baharom Abdul Hamid Director, Research Management Centre INCEIF

Senior Management

Prof. Dato’ Dr. Azmi Omar President & Chief Executive Officer, INCEIF

Prof. Dr. Mansor Hj. Ibrahim Deputy President Academic & Dean INCEIF

Dr. Malini Eliatamby Deputy President Operation INCEIF

Management Committee

Prof. Dato’ Dr. Azmi Omar President & Chief Executive Officer, INCEIF

Prof. Dr. Mansor Hj. Ibrahim Deputy President Academic & Dean INCEIF

Dr. Malini Eliatamby Deputy President Operation INCEIF

Mr. Sivanesan Daybalan Chief Finance Officer INCEIF/Bank Negara Malaysia

Assoc. Prof. Dr. Baharom Abdul Hamid Director, Research Management Centre INCEIF

Assoc. Prof. Dr. Ziyaad Mahomed Associate Dean/Director, Executive Education & E-Learning INCEIF

Message Assoc. Prof. Dr. Mohamed Eskandar Shah Mohd. Rasid School of Graduate and Professional Studies

Assalamualaikum wbt and a very good day to everyone, As the Associate Dean of School of Graduate & Professional Studies, it’s a privilege and honour to welcome you to INCEIF, the Global University of Islamic Finance. I am excited to see new faces on campus and taking our programmes, whether it is MSc or PhD. I believe that you are not only a student of INCEIF, but an a mbassador to the good will of Islamic Finance. I want you to take this opportunity to embrace our courses, programmes and diversity in INCEIF. Our programmes will provide you with the best learning platform in the Islamic Finance field and dedicated faculty members ranging from a young lecturer to a senior Professor. I hope you will apply the knowledge acquired in INCEIF to make this world a better place. My sincere advice is please to not just learn for the sake of passing the exam. Rather, learn to embrace a new reality and to address the adversities and issues faced by mankind. I believe that Islamic Finance education lies on 3H; holistic, humanity and humility. Together we can bring new ideas, innovations and make impactful contributions to the society. With that, I thank you so much for choosing INCEIF. Wish you all the best and welcome to our family. Thank you.

School of Graduate and Professional Studies Assoc. Prof. Dr. Mohamed Eskandar Shah Mohd Rasid Associate Dean, School of Graduate and Professional Studies Tel: +603 7651 4038

ACADEMIC MANAGEMENT

Wan Halina Wan Mustapha Manager Tel: +603 7651 4092 Email: [email protected]

Muhammad Amer Musle Mustaffa Programme Executive Tel: +603 7651 4127 Email: [email protected]

STUDENT MANAGEMENT

Adzriana Abd Aziz Senior Programme Executive Tel: +603 7651 4015 Email: [email protected]

MBA, eMIF, CIFP & PCIF

PhD IF, MSc IF & MIFP FTF

Lili Marina Husin Programme Executive Tel: +603 7651 4198 Email: [email protected]

Rakhaa' Wajdah Mohamed Programme Executive Tel: +603 7651 4162 Email: [email protected]

PCIF

CLASS AND EXAM SCHEDULE School of Graduate & Professional Studies (SGPS)

Wed, 1 Jul 2020 9.00pm - 10.30pm

Tue, 30 Jun 2020 8.30pm - 10.00pm

Wed, 24 Jun 2020 9.00pm - 10.30pm

Tue, 23 Jun 2020 8.30pm - 10.00pm

Financial Services Marketing Lecturer: Mr. Abdul Rahman Mohd Yusoff Email: [email protected]

Islamic Insurance Lecturer: Mr. Ezamshah Ismail Email: [email protected]

Islamic Wealth Planning and Management Lecturer: Mr. Ezamshah Ismail/ Mr Anuar Shuib Email: [email protected]/ [email protected]

Risk Management of Islamic Finance Institutions Lecturer: Prof. Dr. Saiful Azhar Rosly Email: [email protected]

Shariah Aspects of Business and Finance Lecturer: Dr. Said Adekunle Mikail Email: [email protected]

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Mon, 22 Jun 2020 8.30pm - 10.00pm

Mon, 29 Jun 2020 6.00pm - 7.30pm

Mon, 15 Jun 2020 8.30pm - 10.00pm

Mon, 22 Jun 2020 6.00pm - 7.30pm

International Centre for Education in Islamic Finance (INCEIF) (Company No.718736-K)

Wed, 1 Jul 2020 8.30pm - 10.00pm

Wed, 24 Jun 2020 8.30pm - 10.00pm

Fri, 19 Jun 2020 8.30pm - 10.00pm

Fri, 12 Jun 2020 8.30pm - 10.00pm

Economics for Islamic Finance Lecturer: Assoc. Prof. Dr. Magda Ismail Abdel Mohsin Email: [email protected]

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Webinar (2)

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Mon, 6 Jul 2020 6.00pm - 7.30pm

Mon, 6 Jul 2020 8.30pm - 10.00pm

Wed, 8 Jul 2020 8.30pm - 10.00pm

Tue, 7 Jul 2020 8.30pm - 10.00pm

Wed, 8 Jul 2020 9.00pm - 10.30pm

Fri, 26 Jun 2020 8.30pm - 10.00pm

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Mon, 13 Jul 2020 8.30pm - 10.00pm

Wed, 15 Jul 2020 8.30pm - 10.00pm

Tue, 14 Jul 2020 8.30pm - 10.00pm

Wed, 15 Jul 2020 9.00pm - 10.30pm

Fri, 3 Jul 2020 8.30pm - 10.00pm

Webinar (4)

Sat, 18 Jul 2020 10.00am - 1.00pm

Sat, 18 Jul 2020 2.00pm - 5.00pm

Sat, 11 Jul 2020 10.00am - 1.00pm

Sun, 19 Jul 2020 10.00am - 1.00pm

Sat, 18 Jul 2020 10.00am - 1.00pm

Sun, 12 Jul 2020 10.00am - 1.00pm

Intensive Review Course (IRC)

Professional Certificate in Islamic Finance (PCIF) - Online Tutorial, Intensive Review Course (IRC), Pre-Examination Seminar, Webinar & Examination Session - June 2020 Semester

Class & Exam Schedule

Mon, 3 Aug 2020 2.00pm - 5.00pm

Mon, 3 Aug 2020 9.00am - 12.00pm

Thu, 6 Aug 2020 2.00pm - 5.00pm

Tue, 4 Aug 2020 2.00pm - 5.00pm

Tue, 4 Aug 2020 9.00am - 12.00pm

Wed, 5 Aug 2020 9.00am - 12.00pm

Examination

Fri, 26 Jun 2020 9.00pm - 10.30pm

Shariah Audit and Compliance/ Audit and Compliance Lecturer: Assoc. Prof. Dr. Aishath Muneeza Email: [email protected]

PC5073/ PC5173

Fri, 3 Jul 2020 9.00pm - 10.30pm

Wed, 1 Jul 2020 6.00pm – 7.30pm

International Centre for Education in Islamic Finance (INCEIF) (Company No.718736-K)

Important Note:i. Min.10 students registered for Tutorial required to conduct the Tutorial (cut-off date: 26 January 2020); ii. Min. 7 students registered for Intensive Review Course required to conduct the IRC.

Wed, 24 Jun 2020 6.00pm – 7.30pm

Shariah Rules in Islamic Financial Transactions/ Shariah Rules and Issues Lecturer: Asst. Prof. Dr. Ziyaad Mahomed Email: [email protected]

PC5023/ PC5163

Class & Exam Schedule

Fri, 10 Jul 2020 9.00pm - 10.30pm

Wed, 8 Jul 2020 6.00pm – 7.30pm

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Wed, 15 Jul 2020 6.00pm – 7.30pm

Sun, 19 Jul 2020 2.00pm - 5.00pm

Sun, 12 Jul 2020 2.00pm - 5.00pm

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(Company No. 200501036588)

Research Management Center Assoc. Prof. Dr. Baharom Abdul Hamid Director, Research Management Center Tel: +603 7651 4189 Email: [email protected]

Norzaini Hashim Executive Tel: +603 7651 4158 Email: [email protected]

Assoc. Prof. Dr. Adam Ng Boon Ka Deputy Director RMC & Head of VBI Tel: +603 7651 4027 Email: [email protected]

SOCIAL FINANCE UNIT

Wiaam Hassan Kamarudin Senior Research Executive Tel: +603 7651 4168 Email: [email protected]

Rita Norzizana Mohd Nor Senior Programme Executive Tel: +603 7651 4021 Email: [email protected]

Dr. Ziyaad Mahomed Head of Social Finance Tel: +603 7651 4183 Email: [email protected]

Norhamidah Md Yusuf Executive Tel: +603 7651 4186 Email: [email protected]

Asmah Nabila Project Executive Tel: +603 7651 4096 Email: [email protected]

ISLAMIC DIGITAL ECONOMY UNIT

VALUE-BASED INTERMEDIATION (VBI) UNIT

Assoc. Prof. Dr. Adam Ng Boon Ka Dr. Kinan Salim Deputy Director RMC & Head of VBI Head of Islamic Digital Tel: +603 7651 4027 Tel: +603 7651 4160 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected]

Rohaya Sarijan Executive Tel: +603 7651 4016 Email: [email protected]

Research Management Center (RMC)

INCEIF engages in research projects, book publications, journals and working paper series with internal and external individuals as well as industry experts. With a world-class resource centre, research outputs and publication of INCEIF are in-depth, insightful and practical. In brief, INCEIF’s RMC is a: • • • •

Source of avenue for Islamic finance research and support services Supplier of educators and researchers Promoter of knowledge transfer Partner of collaborative projects

Research Management Centre (RMC) is currently managing applied research projects by our dedicated faculty members, aiming to make an impact towards building a sustainable community and financial ecosystem. Most research projects undertaken cover various areas in Islamic finance ranging from social finance, takaful social development goals, value-based intermediation, entrepreneurship, and digital economy. Research Category International National/ Public Private

Collaborator/Partner IFRC UM KETTHA KHAZANAH CIMB Islamic MTDC HLMSIG Takaful CIAWM-BNP

Area Social Finance Islamic Finance Renewable Energy Islamic Finance Islamic Finance Entrepreneurship Takaful SDG

List of Applied Research Projects by RMC

The VBI Financing and Investment Impact Assessment Framework (VBIAF)

Kuala Lumpur, 28 June 2018 – The International Centre for Education in Islamic Finance (INCEIF), The World Bank and Bank Negara Malaysia (BNM) jointly organised the 1st taskforce meeting for the Development of Value-based Intermediation Assessment Framework (VBIAF) for Value-based Intermediation (VBI) at Sasana Kijang. The meeting was attended by senior representatives of CIMB Islamic Bank Berhad, Bank Islam Malaysia Berhad, HSBC Amanah Malaysia Berhad, Standard Chartered Saadiq Berhad and the organising institutions International Centre for Education in Islamic Finance (INCEIF) (Company No.718736-K)

Research Management Center (RMC)

The VBI Financing and Investment Assessment Framework (VBIAF) is one of the key initiatives under VBI to provide guidance for consideration of environmental and social risk and impact in financing decisions by Islamic banks in Malaysia. A strategy paper was issued by BNM on 12 March 2018 to set out the definition and underpinning thrusts of VBI as well as the proposed implementation approach and strategies in advancing VBI to be the next strategic direction for Islamic banking sector. VBI is an intermediation function that aims to deliver the intended outcomes of Shariah through practices, conduct and offerings that generate positive and sustainable impact to the economy, community and environment; consistent with the shareholders’ sustainable returns and long-term interests. The VBIAF taskforce was formed during a VBI Community of Practitioners meeting on 30 March 2018 to spearhead the strategic development of VBIAF. The taskforce is chaired by INCEIF and cochaired by the Islamic Banking and Takaful Department of BNM. This taskforce meeting is the first of its series to kick-start the next step of the developmental process through the setting of VBIAF for the Islamic banking industry.

Insightful discussion on Value-based intermediation with our guest, Eric Usher (Head, UN Environment Programme Finance Initiative), and colleagues from WWF, The World Bank and Bank Negara Malaysia.

The VBIAF is being developed based on: 

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Established global standards such as the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) Finance Initiative, World Bank Environmental and Social Framework, International Finance Corporation (IFC) Performance Standards; Experience and practices of global and regional sustainable banks and corporations Engagement with environmental and social sustainability civil society such as the World Wide Fund for Nature, CSO-SDG Alliance; and Regulatory, standard setting and certification bodies such as SIRIM QAS International, Department of Environment.

The VBIAF also takes into consideration the current landscape, maturity and readiness of environmental and social sustainability practices in Malaysia, as well as adoption of existing relevant certifications and evaluations based on national environmental and social regulations and policy priorities in the country. The VBIAF will also be supplemented by sector based policies to be developed at a later stage. The exposure draft of the VBIAF will be issued during the Global Islamic Finance Forum (GIFF) 2018, happening on 3-4 October at Sasana Kijang, Kuala Lumpur. The entire framework is expected to be fully developed by 2020.

International Centre for Education in Islamic Finance (INCEIF) (Company No.718736-K)

Research Management Center (RMC)

Exploring the feasibility of Innovative Financing and Investment platform and Business Models to Realize the Potential of Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency in Malaysia

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As a leading global university of Islamic Finance, INCEIF is actively involved in the research and development project to boost the green finance industry in Malaysia. INCEIF has been awarded a research grant by the Ministry of Energy, Green Technology and Water (KeTTHA) to conduct a comprehensive feasibility study on innovative financing, investment platform and business models for renewable energy and energy efficiency in Malaysia. The study requires a platform that can accommodate dynamic, real time investment and data analytics that can help bridge the financing needs of Malaysian consumers for renewable energy (RE) and energy efficiency (EE) products and services with the potential investors. The financing platform and business models would provide the avenues for private investments to stimulate the potential of RE and EE in Malaysia and thus, reduce the Government’s financial burden to subsidise the industry. In addition to the KeTTHA research project, INCEIF is also exploring areas such as big data, psychometrics, fintech and data analytics that can benefit the financial industry and micro, small and medium enterprises. Leveraging on this opportunity, INCEIF is collaborating with MIMOS, the national R&D centre in ICT, to develop a blueprint and prototype for this investment technology platform. INCEIF will be deepening the collaboration with MIMOS given the latter’s expertise in these technical areas. Accordingly, INCEIF and MIMOS have agreed to enter into a MoU to formalize the collaboration going forward.

Focus Group Discussion (FGD) was held at Le Méridien Kuala Lumpur on 16th April 2018 to bring together policy makers, market players, experts, consumers, and investors, in improving financing structure and models to further promote RE, particularly solar energy, and EE adoption in Malaysia.

International Centre for Education in Islamic Finance (INCEIF) (Company No.718736-K)

Research Management Center (RMC)

New INCEIF-IFRC partnership paves way to stronger humanitarian action

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INCEIF has embarked on a strategy to encourage policy change and to directly impact social well-being by utilizing Islamic finance techniques. A dedicated Social Finance unit has been initiated at INCEIF with the following key objectives:  To provide Islamic Social Finance critique and offer potential solutions in academic and professional research;  To conduct analysis, implementation and monitoring of Islamic Social finance pilot projects; and  To provide Islamic financial modelling techniques to deal with social challenges, utilising sustainable methodology through application of zakat, sadaqah, waqf and hybrid solutions.

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The unit has already embarked on research consultancy for the Red Crescent in Pakistan and is jointly hosting intellectual discourses and symposiums with the World Bank on potential finance solutions for socio-economic development in Malaysia and neighbouring countries. The MoU was signed at INCEIF’s Kuala Lumpur campus by INCEIF former President and CEO, Daud Vicary Abdullah and IFRC’s Under Secretary General for Partnerships, Tan Sri Dr. Jemilah Mahmood.

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On 16 January 2017, INCEIF has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC) to leverage Islamic Social Finance opportunities and develop strategies and fundraising tools in support of Red Cross and Red Crescent humanitarian aid programmes. The partnership aims to explore and expand ways Islamic Social Finance can be used as a tool to help National Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies respond to disasters and other crises, reduce vulnerabilities, support healthy and safe living and foster a culture of peace in atrisk communities.

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As part of the agreement, INCEIF will undertake research in innovative financial instruments that could assist Red Cross and Red Crescent humanitarian and development initiatives, including the design and development of Sukuk social impact bonds, Waqf and Zakat endowment funds and other mechanisms that make use of obligatory and voluntary faith-based donations. Pilot projects will launch soon in select countries in Africa, the Middle East and Asia, including Malaysia.

International Centre for Education in Islamic Finance (INCEIF) (Company No.718736-K)

Research Management Center (RMC)

Sustainable Policy Development and Operational Framework for local bank in Malaysia

INCEIF has been mandated by one of the largest local banks in Malaysia since 2016 to develop a sustainability strategy, financing and valuation framework as well as an environmental sustainability financing framework for the bank. The project entailed comprehensive benchmarking based on global best practices, qualitative and quantitative analysis of global ESG databases and indexes, in-depth industry and academic literature review, as well as extensive engagement with key stakeholders in the social and environmental sustainability space. This industry-academia collaboration on sustainability is supportive of Bank Negara’s initiative on value-based intermediation (VBI).

Managing direct & indirect Environmental Impacts for the bank

Developing Group Sustainable Policy; Sustainable financing policy and sector guidance

Sustainability Strategy, Financing and Valuation Framework

Review on Islamic consumer financing contracts for local bank in Malaysia Banking contracts are important documents that outline the details of the agreement between banks and customers. The clarity and accuracy of the clauses are crucial to both parties, particularly in the case of default. Nevertheless, the main contention is that the contracts are prepared by the banks with minimum if not zero input from the customers. Thus, the contracts prepared might be understood well by the bankers but not the customers, leading to the asymmetric information problem between two parties. For that reason, INCEIF has been mandated by one of the local banks in Malaysia to review on Islamic consumer financing contracts. The objective of the project is to 1) Provide guidance and advisory on the revisions to be made to the existing contracts based on review and focus group discussions; and 2) Provide guidance note on improving the Islamic finance and contract literacy for asset financing customers. The project take into account customer expectation that Islamic banks are Shariah-compliant, and that the trust and reliance that Islamic banks are truthful and transparent.

International Centre for Education in Islamic Finance (INCEIF) (Company No.718736-K)

Research Management Center (RMC)

Demonstrating the impact and achievement of MTDC in Creating Sustainable Technopreneurs

KUALA LUMPUR, 15 March 2018 – Malaysian Technology Development Corporation (MTDC) presented its Mini Social Research Grants to five (5) researcher teams and INCEIF was one of them. The projects is expected to kick off this year and will be completed within 9-24 months.

● INCEIF is also embarking on a research consultancy for the Malaysian Technology Development Corporation

(MTDC), a wholly owned institution by Khazanah Nasional Berhad, to examine the transformation of technology-based small-medium enterprises (“SMEs”) from laboratory idea to commercialization. 6 August 2018 - INCEIF Research team lead by Dr. Adam Ng, meeting with Kaodim, a leading regional startup that offers online platform to hire broad range of services from local service providers. It is a step towards better understanding of the startup environment from the lens of best practice. Kaodim shared its journey and challenges faced thus far, and highlighted suggestion of improvement in key areas to better the startup ecosystem for all the players.

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The project is to assess the sustainability of technology-based startup companies. The findings from the study can be used for policy development or refinement by MTDC towards establishing sustainable technopreneurs.

● Given the comprehensive coverage of the research conducted by INCEIF, which gathers input from all key

stakeholders involved throughout the startup life cycle, i.e., venture capitals, private equities, corporations, and government entities, the research team believes that the input given by stakeholders is invaluable and International Centre for Education in Islamic Finance (INCEIF) (Company No.718736-K)

Research Management Center (RMC)

the developed policy recommendations could play a crucial role towards ensuring that Malaysian startups are competitive in the global scene and the overall startup environment is further enhanced and indirectly ensure that favorable policies are in place for its players.

INCEIF collaborates with MIMOS to embark on Islamic fintech

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INCEIF inked a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with MIMOS Bhd to develop a blueprint for an Islamic finance-based investment technology platform. Kuala Lumpur, 21 February 2018 – INCEIF President & CEO Prof. Dato’ Dr. Azmi Omar signed on behalf of INCEIF while MIMOS was represented by its President & CEO, Mr. Ahmad Rizan Ibrahim. The signing ceremony was held on INCEIF campus.

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INCEIF and MIMOS will collaborate in research and development of information and communications technology, in particular the Big Data Analytics, Deep Learning and Fintech. Both institutions would seek to exchange personnel for purposes that include teaching, research, training, study visits, internships or attachment.

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According to Dato’ Azmi, “This collaboration is a fine example of like-minded partners building on each other’s strengths and strategic focus. We look forward to translating the innovative ideas incubated through our research into a reality, be it a service or product which is of use to the society at large. As a global university specialising in postgraduate studies and applied research in Islamic finance, we are encouraged by this development and look forward to be part of the Fintech movement.”

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Ahmad Rizan said: “FinTech – much less Islamic FinTech – is still in its infancy and growing in Malaysia. MIMOS has established a couple of FinTech collaborations during the past few years, but the technologies behind it, in particular Big Data Analytics, Deep Learning and Artificial Intelligence have been some of the key thrust areas at MIMOS for quite some time. Today we’re only building on the successful work that we have done in the past.”

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Further, INCEIF and MIMOS may also cooperate in undertaking other activities such as field-testing, technology transfer and commercialisation of technological products. The collaboration will create greater Islamic Finance development and facilitate a more exciting exploration of its total potential.

International Centre for Education in Islamic Finance (INCEIF) (Company No.718736-K)

Research Management Center (RMC)

List of current MoU with INCEIF

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Capital Market Development Authority (CMDA)

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Faculty of Economics & Graduate School of Economics, KEIO University (KEIO)

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Institute of Business Administration (IBA)

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International Bank for Reconstruction and Development (known as The World Bank)

USA

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International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC)

Switzerland

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Islamic Development Bank (IDB)

Saudi Arabia

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Kenya School of Monetary Studies (KSMS)

Kenya

8

Labuan International Business and Financial Centre (LIBFC)

Malaysia

Maldives

Japan

Pakistan

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Research Management Center (RMC)

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Lahore University of Management Science (LUMS)

Pakistan

10

Majlis Amanah Rakyat (MARA)

Malaysia

11

Malaysian Takaful Association (MTA)

Malaysia

12

Persatuan Remisier Bumiputera Malaysia (PRIBUMI)

Malaysia

13

Universitas Gadjah Mada (UGM)

Indonesia

14

University of Reading (UORM)

Malaysia

15

Visiting Students Agreement INCEIF v TAZKIA University

Indonesia

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Registry & Student Services Khairun Nisaa' Mohd Khairuddin Director, Registry & Student Services Tel: +603 7651 4050 Email: [email protected]

REGISTRY SERVICES

Noor Syafawati Mohamad Nazar Manager Tel: +603 7651 4085 Email: [email protected]

STUDENT EXPRIENCE

COUNSELOR

CAREER SERVICES

Abdul Hadi Abdul Wahab Executive Tel: +603 7651 4097 Email: [email protected]

Mohd Norhisham Mohamad Senior Executive Tel: +603 7651 4088 Email: [email protected]

ADMISSION & APEL

SCHOLARSHIP & FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE

Siti Siswazah Mohamad Executive Tel: +603 7651 4084 Email: [email protected]

Noorsyarina bt Mohd Sapiai Executive Tel: +603 7651 4093 Email: [email protected]

REGISTRATION

STUDENT RECORDS

STUDENT EXPERIENCE

Siti Shafawati Zakaria Executive Tel: +603 7651 4089 Email: [email protected]

Hanizah Omar Executive Tel: +603 7651 4087 Email: [email protected]

Hanif Idris Executive Tel: +603 7651 4091 Email: [email protected]

EXAMINATION UNIT

INTERNATIONAL STUDENT SERVICES

Nor Nazira bt Rosli Executive Tel: +603 7651 4096 Email: [email protected]

Muhammad Iqbal bin Ismail Executive Tel: +603 7651 4098 Email: [email protected]

E G D E T L N W E O M KN AGE ) C N M K A ( M TRE CEN

Knowledge Management Centre Nur Azlina Zorollah Manager Tel: +603 7651 4074 Email: [email protected]

Noreen Natasha Azmee Executive Tel: +603 7651 4082 Email: [email protected]

Mohd. Hanif Abdul Malek Executive Tel: +603 7651 4079 Email: [email protected]

Mohd Lutfi Khairuddin Executive Tel: +603 7651 4078 Email: [email protected]

Khairun Nisa Kamal Executive Tel: +603 7651 4083 Email: [email protected]

Fathiah Saarani Executive Tel: +603 7651 4081 Email: [email protected]

Ahmad Yusri Yusoff KM Assistant Tel: +603 7651 4076 Email: [email protected]

Knowledge Management Centre

KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT CENTRE INCEIF Knowledge Management Centre (KMC) supports the knowledge activities of INCEIF through innovative processes of knowledge acquisition, organization, and dissemination to a global audience. This is in line with the University’s vision to be the Knowledge Leader in Islamic Finance. The Knowledge Management Centre (KMC) provides resources and services to support teaching, learning and research activities in both the physical and digital formats. 1) Library Collections KMC’s collection is fundamentally a niche collection of resources that is focused on both Islamic and conventional finance. We aim to become “The Reference Point for Islamic Finance Knowledge”, and therefore the strength of the collection lies in its resources on economics, banking, wealth management, capital markets, history and other related subjects. Collection Type

Monograph

Electronic and Online Digital Services Open Access Resources

Description General Collection Reference Collection Red-spot Faculty Publication Theses Collection Multimedia Collection Journals & Magazines e-Books, e-Journals & magazines, Online Database INCEIF Knowledge Repository (IKR) Google Scholar, Open Knowledge Repository (OKR) by World Bank, National Library of Malaysia Electronic Resources, Open DOAR, other open access ejournals, etc.

2) INCEIF Knowledge Portal and Digital Services INCEIF Knowledge Portal is a platform that acts as a gateway that “pulls together” almost all KMC resources, providing access to various sources of content such as books, scholarly databases, journal articles, library and industry-related news. The portal provides an entrée to vast materials in Islamic Finance, Islamic Economics, Shari’ah and Law, Islamic History and other related knowledge areas. URL: (http://www.inceif.org/inceif-knowledge-portal) The online library catalog displays details of books, e-books, serials and audio-visual materials held by the KMC. URL: (https://kmcportal.inceif.org) There is also an INCEIF Knowledge Repository (IKR), a digital archive platform that showcases and enables discovery of INCEIF knowledge and thought leadership. It is a centralized repository that maximizes the discoverability, accessibility and availability of INCEIF research and intellectual contributions by utilizing INCEIF Islamic Finance Taxonomy and registration with Google and other search engines. URL: (https://ikr.inceif.org) KMC also uses Facebook to share content and connect with our stakeholders. URL: (https://www.facebook.com/inceifkmc)

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3) Facilities The KMC provides these facilities for the users: Study are (Silent Zone)  Discussion Lounge  Book-drop machine  Self-check kiosks  Database room  Workstations  Photocopy/printing and scanning machines  WIFI 4)

Borrowing Privilege

Face-to-Face Student Only Face-to-Face & Online Student

Type

Borrowing Period

Borrowing Quantity (Max)

General collection / Media

30 days

Special collection (Red-spot)

4 hours

E-book

Varies

Unlimited

Online resource

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5) Opening Hours Semester

During Semester

Study Break / Exam Week

Semester Break

Monday – Friday* 8:30 a.m. - 8:30 p.m. 8:30 a.m. - 9:30 p.m. 8:30 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. Saturday 9.00 a.m. - 5.00 p.m. 9.00 a.m. - 5.00 p.m. CLOSED Sunday CLOSED 9.00 a.m. - 5.00 p.m. CLOSED * Closed on Public Holidays and from 12.30 p.m. - 2.30 p.m. every Friday for Friday Prayer * If the Public Holiday falls on Sunday, the following working day will be substituted as Public Holiday

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6) Acts of kindness  Smoking, eating and drinking (except bottled water) are prohibited inside the KMC.  Observe silence at the Silent Zone. Discussions are allowed at the Discussion Lounge.  Vandalism and stealing are prohibited. Necessary penalties can be undertaken if users are caught.  Do not mark, scribble or highlight the KMC materials. If users damaged the KMC materials, do not attempt to repair them yourself. Instead, please return the material to the KMC as soon as possible.  Leaving bags, handbags, personal belongings, laptops and other items are allowed. However, the KMC is not responsible for any loss or damage.  Children 12 years and below are not allowed into the KMC.  Should the alarm triggers at the exit gate (security gate), inspection of bags and personal belongings may be required.  The temperature and humidity setting inside the KMC are set to suit the library collections. Please do not change the temperature setting of the air-conditioners. 7) Connect with us Talk to us – KMC Customer Service Hub i) ii)

Email us – [email protected]

iii)

Call us – +603-76514070

iv)

INCEIF KMC Facebook – www.facebook.com/inceifkmc

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Finance

Mr. Sivanesan Daybalan Chief Finance Officer INCEIF/Bank Negara Malaysia

Basheer Hassan M Mohamed Yusof Director, Finance Tel: +603 7651 4121 Email: [email protected]

Jayaraji Proomal @ Durairaju Manager Tel: +603 7651 4126 Email: [email protected]

Nursuhana Mohd Azmi Executive Tel: +603 7651 4129 Email: [email protected]

BURSARY UNIT

Iziati Mohd Azmi Senior Executive Tel: +603 7651 4187 Email: [email protected]

Siti Munira Abdul Rashid Executive Tel: +603 7651 4124 Email: [email protected]

Bursary

Bursary

BILLING 1) How do I check my billing? Student bills are posted online to Student Portal throughout the semester. Step 1: Login to Student Portal (https://e-university.inceif.org) Step 2: Click on 'Finance' tab. You transaction details will appear. Step 3: Select ‘Statement of Account’. You will next see the Debit (left) and Credit (right) column. The billing will be on the Debit (left) column. 2) What is the Student Services Fee that I have in my account? The compulsory Student Services Fee is the fee paid by an enrolled student for student support services provided by the University. This is a recurring fee charged in every long semester only (January and September). 3) How do I print my invoices? Step 1: Login to Student Portal (https://e-university.inceif.org) Step 2: Click on 'Finance' tab. You transaction details will appear. Step 3: Select ‘Statement of Account’. You will next see the Debit (left) and Credit (right) column. The billing will be on the Debit column. Click Print on the right column in the Statement of Account (SOA). 4) I just dropped a course. Will I still be charged? A student will be charged upon registration. The withdrawal charge is based on the Withdrawal Schedule in the Academic Calendar. If you drop a course within add/drop period you will get 100% refund; 50% refund for the following week; or no refund thereafter (Refer to the academic calendar). 5) When should I make my payment for fee other than tuition fee? Students are required to make full settlement of fees within 30 days from the date of issuance of invoice or before the examination started which ever come first. However, for the accommodation fees, the student are required to pay the rental fees on or before the 3rd day of each calendar month. 6) What if my bill is not paid? Failure to pay the bills may result in barring the student from any of the following; (a) registering for course(s), (b) sitting for examination, (c) viewing examination results and/or, (d) obtaining graduation scroll.

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PAYMENT 1) How do I make a payment for my account? i. The easiest and most effective way of making a payment is via Online payment (MIGS) thru eUniversity Portal (Credit/Debit Card) https://e-university.inceif.org. ii. You may also transfer the payment via Bank Islam Counter / Interbank Giro Transfer / Telegraphic Transfer. Kindly email your request to [email protected] for bank details. iii. Cheque, Money Order or bank draft payable to “INCEIF”. Please ensure that you write your name, programme, reference ID and your contact details on the reverse side of the respective Cheque / Money Order / Bank Draft. 2) I have made the payment. How do I get my receipt? Student receipts are posted online to Student Portal throughout the semester. Step 1: Login to Student Portal (https://e-university.inceif.org) Step 2: Click on 'Finance' tab. You transaction details will appear. Step 3: Select ‘Statement of Account’. You will next see the Debit (left) and Credit (right) column. The receipt will be on the Credit (right) column. 3) I have made a payment but why my SOA is yet to update? You need to provide Bursary office the proof of payment in order for us to update your SOA. 4) I would like to make an international wire transfer for my balance due. How can I do that? The Bursary accepts wire transfer payment through Foreign Telegraphic Transfer (FTT). Kindly email your request to [email protected] for bank details. 5) I am an online student. Can I pay for my tuition fee for the year in one payment? Bills are generated upon registration for course for each semester only and not for future semester(s). Nevertheless payment in advance for future semester(s) are accepted and will be utilized for the next semester registration upon request by the student. 6) Can I make a credit/debit card payment in office? The easiest and most effective way of making a payment is via online payment (MIGS) thru e-University Portal. However, you may also make a card payment at Bursary’s counter. 7) How do I print my payment receipts? Step 1: Login to Student Portal (https://e-university.inceif.org) Step 2: Click on 'Finance' tab. You transaction details will appear. Step 3: Select ‘Statement of Account’. You will next see the Debit (left) and Credit (right) column. The receipt will be on the Credit column. Click Print on the right column in the Statement of Account (SOA). 8) How often should I check my student financial account in student portal? Students are advised to check their Statement of account regularly and make immediate payment arrangements for any charges due.

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SPONSORSHIP 1) My employer is offering to pay my tuition fee. What do I need to do next? If your employer/sponsor will be paying your tuition fee at the beginning of the semester, you are required to submit a written letter or guarantee of payment from your employer/sponsor to the bursary. 2) My employer/sponsor will pay for my tuition fee, but only after the end of the semester. Do I still have to pay my tuition fee by the due date? Yes. The Bursary will not enter a third party contract with an employer or outside organization if they will not be paying the tuition fee at the beginning of the term. A student will be responsible for any amounts due within 30 days from the date of issuance of invoice or before the examination started which ever come first. While the University will continue to facilitate on the billings to these sponsoring bodies, it is the student’s responsibility to ensure that their sponsoring bodies make the due payments in settlement of his/her outstanding balance before or on the last payment date. 3) I am a sponsored student. However, why am I still received the payment reminder? The payment reminder notification and email are generated by system to the student with an outstanding invoice. It is the student’s responsibilities to ensure that their sponsoring bodies make the payments before the last payment date. 4) I am unable to download my Statement of Eligibility (SOE) due to the outstanding but I am fully sponsored by my employer/ 3rd party sponsoring body. It is the student’s responsibility to ensure that their sponsoring bodies make the due payments in settlement of his/her outstanding balance before or on the last payment date. The sponsoring bodies may also email to the Bursary office to unconditionally guarantee the payment before the examination begins. REFUNDS 1) How do I receive a refund of unused monies associated with tuition fees? Student may request the refund form from the respective department. 2) I have a credit on my account, why haven’t I gotten my refund yet? The Finance Deptartment will only process a refund after we receive a request to do so from the respective department. 3) When am I going to receive my refund? The normal refund process will take 14 working days once Finance Department received the complete document from the respective department. 4) How will I get my refund? Finance will refund through online/direct transfer (Malaysian Bank) or Foreign Telegraphic Transfer (FTT) (International Bank). 5) Can I authorize my refund to someone else? Yes, if the refund will be paid to a 3rd party, you have to provide an authorisation letter to INCEIF. 6) What are the documents should I submit together with the completed refund form? You should attach the copy of the front page of your passport (for international student only) and the confirmation of the bank account (Bank statement that display your name as per bank account and account number).

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GENERAL INFORMATION 1) How may I contact Bursary office? If you require further information you may email to [email protected]. 2) What time is Bursary office hours? Monday to Thursday: Friday:

8.30am – 5.30pm Closed from 1.00pm until 2.00pm 8.30am – 5.30pm. Closed from 12.30pm until 2.30pm

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Facilities Management, Procurement & Health, Safety Environment

Dominic Bastian Culas Director, FMP & HSE Tel: +603 7651 4133 Email: [email protected]

Norakmal Idayu bt Ramli Executive Tel: +603 7651 4166 Email: [email protected]

Sabarudin Yusof Facilities Technician Tel: +603 7651 4138 Email: [email protected]

Mohamad Adil Jamaludin Facilities Technician Tel: +603 7651 4128 Email: [email protected]

Mazura Baharom Administrative Assistant Tel: +603 7651 4134 Email: [email protected]

Noor Zaki Safuan Noorlan Facilities Technician Tel: +603 7651 4137 Email: [email protected]

Campus Opening Hours

Campus Opening Hours

Call us at +603 7651 4000 GL Email us at [email protected] Emergency contact: +603 7651 4003 (guard house)

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Campus Facilities

Campus Facilities

INCEIF Campus Disabled Car Park PhD Lounge Student Lounge High-End Scanner at KMC

Lounge at Auditorium KMC Academic Building

KMC Drop-Off Area

Carrels at KMC

Car Park Lounge at KMC

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Auditorium

Campus Facilities

Campus Facilities

Student Lounge

Guest Lounge outside Auditorium

Reception

Governing Council Meeting Room

Carrels at KMC Musolla

Tennis Court Meeting at Faculty Floor Classroom

Badminton Court

Computer Labs 1&2

Gym

Swimming Pool

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EVACUATION PROCEDURE

EMERGENCY RESPONSE PLAN (ERP)

Evacuation Procedure

Evacuation Procedure Emergency Response Plan (ERP)

CONTENTS Emergency Evacuation / Standard Operating Procedure

2

Standard Evacuation Procedures

4

Fire Protection System

4

Guidelines On Fire Safety

6

Assembly Point

7

Duties Of Respective Emergency Squad Member

8

Emergency Contact List

9

List Of Glossary

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EMERGENCY EVECUATION / STANDARD OPERATING PROCEDURE General Evacuation for all Staff, Students and Visitors

RING RING…. Prepare to evacuate 1. Check for any sign of immediate danger and inform the zone fire wardens 2. Shut down equipment and processes 3. Collect any nearby personal items.

…RING RING Evacuate the building 1. Follow the instructions of fire wardens via

signs

2. Escort visitors & those who require assistance 3. Zone wardens check roll call of respective zones 4. Do not use lifts 5. Proceed to the assembly area.

Staff, Students and Visitors

1. 2.

Shut down equipment and processes (if you have time) Collect any nearby personal items (if you have time)

3. 4. 5.

Follow the instructions of fire wardens via Inform warden if there any disabled person. Proceed to assembly area

signs

Emergency Response – Fire Wardens

1.

Warn anyone in immediate danger and ensure all have exited the area.

2.

Roll call on respective zones and check if there are any missing persons

3.

Fight the fire or contain the emergency, if safe & trained to do so.

4.

Close the door, if safe to do so.

5.

Activate a “Break Glass” Alarm.

6.

Evacuate via your closest safe.

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Emergency Response Team Fire Wardens

1. Assess the situation and initiate a local response. If in doubt, commence an evacuation.

RING…RING…. Prepare to evacuate 2. Check for any sign of immediate danger (fire, smoke, chemical fumes etc.) 3. Check the exit paths are clear 4. Tell people what is happening.

RING RING…Evacuate the building 5. Direct the building occupants to evacuate the building via the closest safe exit 6. Search for stragglers or injured persons, if safe to do so 7. Report to the HSE OFFICER 8. Roll call on your zone 9. Evacuate via the closest safe exit 10. Prevent re-entry to the building and assist with crowd control.

HSE Officer

1. Go to the emergency control point 2. Ascertain the nature and location of the emergency. 3. Coordinate the evacuation 4. Ensure that the Emergency Services and Security have been notified 5. Delegate actions to others 6. Liaise with the wardens, First Aid Officers, Security and Emergency Services Personnel 7. Announce when the emergency is over. NB: HSE OFFICER is the incident controller only until such time as the Fire Brigade arrive and take over

First Aid Officers

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EMERGENCY EVACUATION

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11.

Upon hearing the alarm the Fire Wardens (Marshals) must initiate evacuation of occupants under them. If it is a small fire, try to extinguish the fire using the appropriate fire extinguishers to prevent the spread of fire. The Fire Wardens must direct all occupants to stop work and shutdown electrical points nearest to them and evacuate the building. The occupants must remain calm and proceed toward the assembly points in an orderly manner. Do not use lift in the process of evacuation. The Fire Wardens must check the premises, toilets, rooms, stores and the like to ensure nobody is left behind in their area of care. The last person to leave the exit door must ensure that the door is closed. The Fire Warden must alert other Fire Wardens in the building to inform them of the emergency. The Fire Warden(s) must ensure that all occupants assemble at the assembly points. The Fire Warden should carry out a roll call to ensure that everyone is present. All seriously injured persons should be sent to the nearest hospital immediately.

12.

The Fire Wardens must possess a list of name of the occupants under their control including those on leave or away from the building for that particular day.

13.

The Fire Wardens must possess a list of name of the occupants under their control including those on leave or away from the building for that particular day. The Fire Warden must ensure that their occupants do not re-enter the building before clearance is granted by the Emergency Manager.

14.

FIRE PROTECTION SYSTEM

a.

Fire Rated Doors All entrances to internal office space (from common areas such lift lobbies etc.) and exits to fire escape staircase are fitted with at least one (1) hour fire rated doors.

b.

Public Address System The public address system enables announcement through speakers, which are located at strategic and common areas to inform occupants to evacuate. The system (i.e. amplifiers and microphone etc.) is placed at the server room located at Chancellery Building.

c.

Fire Protection System In The Building The Fire Protection Equipment in the building comprises the following:       

Fire Alarm Panel and Detection Systems Portable Fire Extinguishers Hose Reel System ‘Keluar’ Signs Essential Emergency Lights Smoke Detector System Fire Rated Doors

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d. Fire Alarm Panel And Detection System  The campus is provided with a Fire Alarm Panel (FAP) located at each building.  The fire alarm system is designed and installed to respond to the action of detectors within the building.  In the event of fire, a detector activates and send a signal to the FAP, which in turn should activate the fire alarm bells.  Lifts should not be used to evacuate or for any other reason by visitors, members of public, etc. when the alarm bells are sounding.  In the event of emergency, lifts must not be used to evacuate occupants from the building under any circumstances.  An FAP is also fitted with a battery in case of power failure

e. Portable Fire Extinguishers The building is adequately equipped with portable fire extinguishers so that each extinguisher is always within easy reach by the students, staff and the public. Extinguishers are placed in common areas and all M & E rooms. There are two (2) main types of extinguisher i.e. 9kg ABC dry powder. Fire extinguishers are effective to extinguish small initial fires from ordinary combustible materials such as paper, rubber, plastic, etc. However, usually only dry powder fire extinguishers are used for internal offices. All extinguishers are SIRIM approved, wall mounted on a bracket and clearly displayed in open (not enclosed) areas. Units should also have a pressure gauge to show clearly that the unit is still pressurized. Extinguishers is visually checked regularly by a service contractor (who also test) registered by Bomba. Units is be serviced annually by a contractor registered with Bomba and have an up to date Bomba certificate displayed on the unit itself.

f. Hose Reel System The hose reel system is tapped from the wet riser and can be used to fight fire except fire resulting from electrical fault and electrical equipment. The hose reel system is pressurized and the nozzle at the end of the hose can be turned to facilitate the discharge of water. There should also be a stop valve which should be turned on to enable the discharge of water.

g. ‘KELUAR’ Signs ‘KELUAR’ signs are located at most exit points (e.g. at exits leading to staircase) at all levels of the building. The signs should always be illuminated to show the direction of escape in event of emergency. These signs are self-contained and are powered by built-in batteries. Should power failure occur in the event of fire these signs should remain illuminated to show the direction of emergency escape routes.

h. Essential Emergency Lights Essential Emergency lights these lights are installed at almost all rooms and various points on each floor e.g. near to exit points, lift lobbies and the exit staircases. These lights is be connected to essential supply distribution boards which is be linked to the standby generator set. During TNB power failure the standby generator set will provide power supply to the emergency lights to provide sufficient lighting for evacuation purposes if necessary.

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i. Hydrant System This system is tapped directly from the JBA main water supply line and is for Bomba use only. There is one hydrant located beside the Academic Building car park entrance and another outside the main gate by the side of the exit road. The location must be clear for easy access by Fire Engine.

GUIDELINES ON FIRE SAFETY

1.

Do not store materials of an inflammable nature, which would not normally be used in office accommodation.

2.

Waste paper or other combustible waste should be removed from the office daily and placed in the allocated refuse chamber for collection. If the quantity is small any storage should be in a room away any source of ignition.

3.

Do not allow flame cooking of meals within the premises.

4.

Never “wedge” open exit doors leading to staircase.

5.

The quantity of inflammable liquid used in typing, duplicating and printing shroud be kept as small as possible. Inflammable duplicating and correction fluids not required for immediate use should be stored in a cupboard. Nobody should smoke near fluids or expose them near any open flame or possible sources of ignition.

6.

Stationery stores, filing rooms or stores for furniture or other combustible materials should be kept locked.

7.

A permanent space with non-combustible surface material should be provided for places where tea, coffee, etc. is made. This space should be kept clear of any combustible material.

8.

Keep wall mounted portable 9kg ABC Dry Powder fire extinguishers (with valid Bomba certificates) within your office premises and use t he extinguishers to put out small initial fire when needs arises. All staff should know how to use extinguishers and Fire Wardens should guide the staff.

9.

Ensure there are enough directional signs (“Keluar” signs) in your premises to indicate the exits.

10.

Ensure the fire escape doors are kept in a closed position but not locked from the inside.

11.

Ensure escape routes are not obstructed.

12.

Ensure the Bomba Regulation providing for a maximum travel distance to the nearest fire escape / exit of not more than 15 meters is adhered to.

13.

Ensure all Fire Wardens are familiar with the building’s Emergency Evacuation Procedures who in turn can ensure all staffs are familiar with the fire prevention and monitoring as well as firefighting procedures e.g. use of hose reels.

14.

Report any obvious defects or irregularities files and documents.

15.

Evacuate the building via the proper emergency exits. Under no circumstances should you use lifts.

16.

Assemble at the Assembly Area/allocated Assembly Point for the roll-call. Wait for further instructions from your Fire Warden(s).

17.

Any persons trapped in a lift must activate the lift car to communicate with the other staff / security personnel.

18.

The person(s) trapped in the lift should not try to escape either via the roof of the lift car or by forcing open the lift door. Assurance must be given to the person(s) trapped to remain calm. No unauthorized person is allowed to forcibly open the lift doors to release the trapped person(s).

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ASSEMBLY POINTS

Note:  Arrows marked in yellow to first level of assembly point.  Arrows marked red is to second level of exit if the situation gets worst.

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DUTIES OF RESPECTIVE EMERGENCY SQUAD MEMBER

A.

EMERGENCY MANAGER (HSE)        

B.

EVACUATION OFFICER (HSE OFFICER)      

C.

Upon hearing fire alarm, proceed immediately to the PA Room. Instruct F i r e Wardens (Marshals) t o p u t o n i d e n t i f i c a t i o n v e s t a n d e n s u r e occupants proceed to Assembly Point. Instruct respective Fire Wardens to conduct roll-call and submit staff list. Report to Emergency Manager on the status of evacuation and if anyone is missing. Ensure that nobody enters or re-enters the building. To assist Emergency Manager.

FIRE WARDENS (MARSHALS)       

D.

Upon hearing fire alarm, proceed immediately to the PA Room. To be the central point of information concerning the emergency. To liaise closely with members of Emergency Squad. To update with the HSE Chairman on latest development. To communicate with the Fire Officer from Bomba. To identify the location of the fire. To give instruction to evacuate occupants in the building. To direct First Aid assistance as required.

Upon hearing the fire alarm, put on the identification vest. Bring along the staff register/list and proceed to direct evacuation via the staircases. Direct staff to assemble at the Assembly Area/Point and make roll-call. Submit staff register/list to Evacuation Officer and report any missing person. Await further instruction from Evacuation Officer. To assist Emergency Manager and Evacuation Officer. Assist in first aid Firefighting. To assist Bomba and firefighting team.

TECHNICIAN    

Upon hearing the fire alarm, immediately put on the identification vest. Ensure that all firefighting equipment is ready for use. Take instruction from the Engineering Officer. Assist Engineering Officer as required.

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E.

SECURITY OFFICER      

F.

Upon hearing the fire alarm, inform Emergency Manager immediately. If total evacuation is required, direct all guards to take their respective static positions. Ensure easy access of fire engine and traffic flow. Supervise the security guards. Liaise with Police Officer(s) upon arrival. Report status to Emergency Manager.

SECURITY GUARDS    

Stop all visitors entering the building. Direct traffic flow as required. Direct Fire Engine to hydrant point. Report to Security Officer.

EMERGENCY CONTACT LIST

EMERGENCY / PUBLIC SERVICES BOMBA

Balai Bomba Dan Penyelamat Taman Tun Dr Ismail Jalan Tun Mohd Fuad, 60000 Kuala Lumpur

03-7728 4444

ELECTRICITY BREAKDOWN

Ibu Pejabat TNB, No. 129, Jalan Bangsar, 59200 Kuala Lumpur Wilayah Persekutuan

03-2269-6921

HOSPITAL

03-7949-4763

CLINIC

Um Specialist Centre Jalan Universiti 59100 Kuala Lumpur, Federal Territory of Kuala Lumpur Klinik Chelliah 13 Jalan Bukit 11/2, 46200 Petaling Jaya

POLICE STATION

Balai Polis Pantai Jalan Pantai Baharu, 59200 Kuala Lumpur

POLICE STATION

Balai Polis Sea Park Jalan SS 2/60 Damansara Jaya, Petaling Jaya, Selangor Majlis Bandaraya Petaling Jaya Ibu Pejabat Mbpj Jalan Yong Shook Lin, 46200 Petaling Jaya

03-7956-3544

Syarikat Bekalan Air Selangor Sdn Bhd Jalan Pantai Baharu, Kuala Lumpur, Wilayah Persekutuan, 59990

03-2282-6244

TOWN COUNCIL WATER SUPPLY DISRUPTION

LIST OF GLOSSARY

a. b. c. d. e.

BOMBA – Fire Department JBA – Jabatan Bekalan Air or Waterworks Department KELUAR – Exit TNB – Tenaga National Berhad or National Electricity Supplier SIRIM - National Body For Quality Control

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03-7958-7007 03-2282-2222 03-7874 2222

Shuttle Service

Effective on 13th November 2017 Shuttle Service Schedule - From Taman Jaya LRT Station to INCEIF

NOTE: Alternatively travelling to INCEIF by public transport, kindly be advised the bus commence from 6.00am – 9.00pm 1. Taman Jaya LRT station – PJ City Bus PJ02 2. KL Universiti LRT station – RapidKL Bus T790

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& N S O I N T A O I T M A R ) C T O I F IN MUN GY (IC M O L O C HNO TEC

Information & Communications Technology Wan Muhammad Fauzi Wan Ismail Director, ICT Tel: +603 7651 4130 Email: [email protected]

Fauziah Hj Mohamed IT Analyst Tel: +603 7651 4135 Email: [email protected]

Ahmad Razman Abdul Majid Network Executive Tel: +603 7651 4131 Email: [email protected]

Muhammad Ariff Idris Systems Analyst Tel: +603 7651 4077 Email: [email protected]

Adam Harris Suppuramany Systems Developer Tel: +603 7651 4164 Email: [email protected]

Sulaiman Yusoff Junior IT Technician Tel: +603 7651 4136 Email: [email protected]

Wi-Fi Coverage | PC Labs & Student Public PCs

Wi-Fi Coverage

PC Labs & Student Public PCs

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Student e-Mail

Student e-Mail

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eUniversity (Student Portal)

What INCEIF eUniversity

Basically this is the important page (Student Portal) where you can:      

Update profile (Photo, Contact Info, employment details and many more) Access Course Materials (MLMS) Make online payment and print the receipt Course registration View Result And many more

How to use it?

Step 1: Open your internet browser • •

Make sure you have internet connection Internet browser: Google Chrome, Safari, Mozilla Firefox or Internet Explorer

Step 2: Go to this URL 

Type or search this: https://e-university.inceif.org

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eUniversity (Student Portal)

Step 3: Login or Sign in  

Your Student ID number should be the username: 1700XXX The password as provided after you enrolled with us from the email that sent by the system

Step 4: Here we go...

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eUniversity (Student Portal)

Need a tour?

•

Click on “Need A Tour?” On your student portal and you can explore more on it:

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Course Registration

Course Registration

• • •

Register course only by using eUniversity Portal New student will be registered automatically Student still can manage the course registration from student portal (Add/Drop) between the period that stated in INCEIF Calendar

How to do course registration

Step 1: Login to eUniversity • • •

Login to your eUniversity at https://e-university.inceif.org After login, you may open the Registration tab Select Course Registration

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Course Registration

Course registration page:

• •

Click Register New Courses to register courses Click Manage Registration if you want to do Add / Drop courses

Step 2: Register New Courses •

You may select the subject that you want to register by click (+) Register

•

Click (+)Register:

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Course Registration

•

Make sure you click schedule link and tick the circle before Submit > Register

How to Manage Registration

Step 1: Manage Registration •

Click Manage registration to add or drop courses

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Course Registration

Step 2: Tick the box • •

Tick the box and click Drop button. You will received this pop-out notification.

•

Click OK

IMPORTANT

• • • •

For the new student that already registered automatically for the first time, please select the Exam Centre by your own. Please make sure Min. and Max. credit hour. Ask for advise from lecturer or Admission team before you make decision to do Manage Registration (ADD/DROP). For some reason, you may request ASAD team to do manually registration based on their approval.

IMPORTANT

•

Click on “Need A Tour?” On your student portal and you can explore more on it:

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Online Payment

Online Payment Using eUniversity or online transfer

You want to make payment?

• • • •

No time to come to bursary office? Want to make payment urgently? No cash at hand? NOW YOU CAN MAKE ONLINE PAYMENT USING eUNIVERSITY OR ONLINE TRANSFER

Online Payment (Using eUniversity Portal)

Step 1: Login to eUniversity Portal • •

As usual, login to your student portal @ e-university at https://e-university.inceif.org After login, you may open the Finance Tab:

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Online Payment

Step 2: Choose 1) Click Statement of Account To view or print out the invoice and receipt

2) Click Make Payment To start make payment

1. Statement of Account

 Click Print to view the Invoice or Payment Receipt.

2. Click Make Payment

 Tick the circle with amount @ invoice that you want to make payment.  Click PROCEED.



Click Pay on payment confirmation page.

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Online Payment



It will redirect to Bank Islam website:

 

Choose VISA or MasterCard by click the logo. Then, just follow with the next step.

Online Payment using Online Transfer

• •

For online transfer transaction, you might need to contact bursary team directly and they will provide the bank details. After made payment, print screen the receipt and email back to the bursary team. • This is to make sure all the transaction successful.

Contact No: +603 7651 4000 Email: [email protected]

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MLMS

Student Guide

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MLMS

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MLMS

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MLMS

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MLMS

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MLMS

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MLMS

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MLMS

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MLMS

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MLMS

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Hospitality & Event

Dominic Bastian Culas Director, FMP & HSE Tel: +603 7651 4133 Email: [email protected]

Nurul Ain Rosman Senior Executive Tel: +603 7651 4151 Email: [email protected]

Irwan Md Zin Driver Tel: +603 7651 4000 Email: [email protected]

Sharifah Norherlini Syed Harun Executive Tel: +603 7651 4052 Email: [email protected]

Mohd Nasir Awang Driver Tel: +603 7651 4000 Email: [email protected]

Mat Suri Abd Rahman Driver Tel: +603 7651 4165 Email: [email protected]

Jamaliah Mat Zain Executive Tel: +603 7651 4095 Email: [email protected]

Akhbari Harun Driver Tel: +603 7651 4134 Email: [email protected]

Alumni Office & External Relations

ALUMNI OFFICE

CAREER SERVICES

Ulfah Kamaruzaman Senior Executive Tel: +603 7651 4069 Email: [email protected]

Mohd Norhisham Mohamad Senior Executive Tel: +603 7651 4088 Email: [email protected]

Message Wan Muhammad Asyrah Bin Wan Mohd Fadzli President Student Representative Council Congratulations on your acceptance in becoming a part of the leading global university specializing in Islamic Finance. Founded by Bank Negara Malaysia (Central Bank of Malaysia) in 2005, INCEIF is now equipped with AACSB accreditation (Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business), making it a world class university for postgraduate finance studies. With this accreditation, INCEIF joins the top 5% of business schools in the world - and now, you are a part of that top 5% too. Your experience at INCEIF will equip you with the proper tools, knowledge and network required to launch your careers in becoming competent Islamic banking and finance practitioners. The INCEIF curriculum comprehensively covers the essentials of banking and finance, and it is emboldened with an in-depth discourse on Islamic business practices. With highly industry-savvy lecturers and world-renowned academicians, you can trust that your choice to enter INCEIF will guide you in your inauguration into your professional and academic journey. The Islamic finance industry has been experiencing global growth as high as 20%. This is due to our value propositions, specifically the ethical principles that govern Islamic financial activities, such as risk sharing and equitable participation. The industry’s resilience to shocks is also due to its limits on excessive leveraging and strong links to real economic activities. Again, I congratulate you in taking this bold step to delve deeper into Islamic finance. We look forward to your contributions in the field of Islamic finance, be it in the area of theory-building, or in the aspect of realizing Maqasid Shariah in banking and finance. All in all, I wish you the very best and hope that you enjoy your experience here at INCEIF.

Student Representative Council 2019/2020

Wan Muhammad Asyraf Bin Wan Mohd Fadzli President Tel: +6019-3347040 Email: [email protected]

Ahmad Ariff Bin Abdul Wahab Vice President Tel: +6019-9851895 Email: [email protected]

Najlaa Aqilah Binti Mohammad Nizam Secretary General Tel: +6013-8417600 Email: [email protected]

Fatin Syafiqah Binti Shaharudin Treasurer Tel: +6018-2158447 Email: [email protected]

Aimi Nadiah Binti Muhazar Welfare Tel: +6013-3506461 Email: [email protected]

Fatimatufilzah Binti Jusoh Special Task Tel: +6014-5219803 Email: [email protected]

Karamo Sawaneh Public Relations Tel: +2209934388 Email: [email protected]

Abdul-Baaqi Adebisi Jempeji GS Representative Tel: +6010-3620086 Email: [email protected]

Samsad Jahan PS Representative Tel: +6018-2998721 Email: [email protected]

Student Representative Council (SRC)

Highlights of Student Activities - January 2019 Semester 1) Leadership Talk: Nature or Nurture?” by Tan Sri Abdul Wahid Omar, Former Minister in Prime Minister’s Department Date: 14th February 2019 | Venue: Maybank Islamic Auditorium, INCEIF

2) Guest Lecture by Datuk Anis Yusal Yusuff, Deputy Director-General, National Centre for Governance, Integrity and Anti-Corruption (GIACC) Date: 26th February 2019 | Venue: Case Study Room, INCEIF

3) Talk on Islamic Capital Market by Mr. Iqbal Jusoh, Head of Islamic Markets, Kenanga Investment Bank Berhad – (INCEIF Alumni) Date: 27th February 2019 | Venue: Maybank Islamic Auditorium, INCEIF

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4) SRC Team Building Date: 3rd March 2019 | Venue: District 21 IOI, Putrajaya

5) Integrity : Bridging Rules And Value by, Mr. Nik Affendi Jaafar Head, Integrity & Governance Department, Employees Provident Fund Date: 13 March 2019 | Venue: Maybank Islamic Auditorium, INCEIF

6) INCEIF Sport Carnival Date: 28th March - 7th April 2019 | Venue: INCEIF CAMPUS, Challenger Sports Centre, PJ

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Student Representative Council (SRC)

7) INCEIF Bowling Friendly Match Date: 30th March 2019 | Venue: Wangsa Bowl One Utama

8) Malacca Tour Date: 4th April 2019

| Venue: Malacca

9) Entrepreneurship Talk by Ms. Yasmin Rashid, Founder and President, Eco Knight Date: 9 April 2019 | Venue: Maybank Islamic Auditorium, INCEIF

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