Executive MBA in Islamic Economics, Banking, and Finance

Make no mistake—this isn’t just another business degree. The Executive MBA in Islamic Economics, Banking, and Finance is a game-changer. This is the best, most in-demand program in today’s economy. Period. If you want to dominate the future of finance, if you want to be at the forefront of the Islamic financial revolution, you need this program.

This is more than an MBA program—it’s a movement. A movement that’s reshaping the global financial system, creating opportunities for everyone, not just the privileged. Take it very seriously, Islamic economics, banking, and finance are exploding. It’s not just an alternative—it’s a booming sector. It’s ethical. It’s sustainable. It’s growing fast. You’ll have to navigate the global financial landscape in a way that integrates Sharia-compliant principles into your strategies. You’ll have to lead with justice, fairness, and equitable wealth distribution—principles embedded in the Qur'an and the teachings of the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him).

Let’s be clear. The Executive MBA in Islamic Economics, Banking, and Finance program emphasizes the conceptualization of the economy from a Shariah perspective. This is not just theoretical learning—this program is designed to produce graduates who are not only knowledgeable in Islamic economic theory, but who can apply these theories in Islamic banking and finance. You will become equipped to lead and innovate in industries that are increasingly influenced by Sharia-compliant financial systems.

Executive MBA in Islamic Economics, Banking and Finance

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Executive MBA in Islamic Economics, Banking and Finance

"Islamic economics is about values, ethics, and sustainable growth. You’re here to learn how to structure businesses and financial systems that respect these principles. You’ll navigate complex markets while staying true to your ethical compass. The world is evolving, and with this program, you're getting the tools to lead the way, making a positive impact in both business and society."

Executive MBA in Islamic Economics, Banking and Finance

Make no mistake, Let's be clear, this isn't just another business degree. The Executive MBA in Islamic Economics and Finance is a game-changer. This is the  best, most in-demand program in today’s economy. Period. This isn’t your typical MBA. This is for the bold, the game-changers, the leaders who want to dominate the future of finance. Islamic economics and finance are exploding, and if you want to be at the forefront, you need this program. It’s the future of financial success, and you can be part of it.

Islamic finance is NOT just an alternative. It's a booming sector with massive potential. It’s ethical, it’s sustainable, and it’s growing faster than ever. We’re talking about a global force, Middle East, Southeast Asia, Africa, and now even Europe. It’s a multi-trillion-dollar industry, and the demand for top-tier professionals in this field has never been higher. And guess what? You can be one of the few who are ready to lead it.

You’ll learn how to make financial systems work for everyone, how to bring in the right kind of growth, how to get ahead and stay ahead. It’s finance that’s fair, inclusive, and disruptive—just like how the world is changing.

This isn’t some academic exercise, it’s a power move. You’re not just learning about finance; you’re learning how to rule the market. You’ll master the skills to work in the most powerful economies and be the expert companies turn to. If you want to grow, lead, and thrive, this is the program that’ll make it happen.

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Why this Executive MBA ?

Executive MBA in Islamic Economics, Banking and Finance

• The The Executive MBA in Islamic Economics and Finance is Designed For:

• 1. Banking & Finance Professionals: Senior executives, investment bankers, financial analysts, and risk managers working in commercial and Islamic banks, investment firms, and financial institutions. Ideal for those specializing in Sharia-compliant banking, Sukuk structuring, and Islamic risk management.

• 2. Entrepreneurs & Business Owners: Founders, CEOs, and business leaders in real estate, fintech, private equity, and wealth management looking to expand into Islamic finance markets. This MBA equips them to structure Halal financing deals, raise capital through Sharia-compliant instruments, and scale businesses ethically.

• 3. Asset & Wealth Managers: Private bankers, investment advisors, and portfolio managers seeking expertise in Islamic asset management, Takaful (Islamic insurance), and Sharia-compliant investment strategies.

• 4. Legal & Compliance Experts: Lawyers, auditors, compliance officers, and regulatory specialists focusing on Islamic financial regulations, governance frameworks, and contract structuring. Essential for professionals advising on AAOIFI standards, Islamic financial contracts, and Basel III compliance.

• 5. Government & Policy Leaders: Officials in central banks, regulatory bodies, and economic development institutions responsible for shaping policies, overseeing governance, and regulating Islamic finance markets.

• 6. Real Estate & Infrastructure Developers: Executives, project managers, and financial strategists involved in structuring Islamic real estate financing and large-scale infrastructure projects using Sharia-compliant instruments like Istisna and Ijara.

• 7. Consultants & Strategic Advisors: Management consultants, economic analysts, and strategy advisors helping corporations, governments, and financial institutions integrate Islamic finance into their operations, governance, and market strategies.

• 8. Senior Executives in Halal Industries: Leaders in food, pharmaceuticals, fashion, cosmetics, and other sectors where Sharia compliance is essential. This program provides the knowledge to align corporate finance strategies with Islamic ethical principles and expand into high-demand Halal markets.

Whom is this for?

Executive MBA in Islamic Economics and Finance

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• Program: The Executive MBA in Islamic Economics and Finance

• Degree: Executive Master in Business Administration (Executive MBA)

• ECTS credits : 60 ECTS-Credits

• Languages: Proficiency in at least one of the following: Arabic, French, or English (Languages),

• Duration: 18 to 24 months, offering flexibility to suit your pace and schedule.

• Rhythm:  Executive part-time, with 1 to 2 sessions per month for optimal flexibility and balance

• Structure: Workshops, online modules, interactive conferences, and a capstone project.

• Admission :  You have no excuses! only your willpower and abilities matter to us. Admission Policy   &  Admission

• Doctorate : Possible Automatic admission in DBA (Doctorate of Business Administration)

• Flexibility: Choose to study online, in person, or through a blended mode that seamlessly combines both.

• MV Campus : can be  virtual of Mobile in Paris | New York | Dubai | Geneva | Casablanca |  Toronto | Riyadh (No Campuses)

• Cost: €37 500  ( We offer a flexible, manageable payment schedule , see Tuition & Fees.     Payment Schedule)

• Intakes: Anytime (Once per month)( depending of your profile, ou can enroll anytime)

• Action: now 📞 +33 7 83 97 13 13 (International WhatsApp) or  info@montblanc-bs.com

The Executive MBA in Islamic Economics and Finance

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• What You’ll Master

  ✔ Islamic Finance Like a Pro – Sukuk, Murabaha, Ijarah, Musharakah—you’ll know them inside out.
  ✔ Banking That Wins – Learn how the best Islamic banks operate—and how to stay ahead.
  ✔ Wealth & Asset Management – Real estate, investments, private banking—all Sharia-compliant.
  ✔ Big Deals. Big Business. – Mergers, acquisitions, project finance—the Islamic way.
  ✔ Risk & Compliance – Master regulations, governance, and global standards.
  ✔ Technology & The Future – Fintech, blockchain, AI, DeFi—Islamic finance is going digital.

The Executive MBA in Islamic Economics and Finance

... Key Competencies and Objectives:

Module 1: Core Principles of Economics and Finance

• Financial Theory and Modern Economic Systems: Exploring financial markets, economic theories, and their evolution in the contemporary world.

• Social Economy and Real Economy: Understanding the intersection of ethical finance, social responsibility, and sustainable development.

• Asset Management and ESG (Environmental, Social, Governance): Examining the integration of ESG criteria in investment strategies.

• Impact Investing and Philanthropic Finance: Identifying and implementing investments that drive both financial returns and positive social impact.

Module 2: Legal and Regulatory Foundations of Islamic Economics and Finance

• Islamic Jurisprudence (Oussoul al Fiqh): In-depth study of Islamic legal theory and its role in financial systems.

• Islamic Business Law (Fiqh al-Muamalat): Understanding contracts and transactions in Islamic finance, including Mudarabah, Musharakah, Murabaha, Ijarah, Salam, and Istisna.

• Legal Aspects of Wealth Management: Islamic law concerning inheritance, asset transfer, Zakat, Waqf (charitable endowments), and estate planning.

• Global Regulatory Environment: Navigating key regulatory bodies and standards, including IFSB, AAOIFI, IIFM, IFRS, and Basel II-III, with an emphasis on Sharia compliance.

• Economic Principles in Islam: Deep dive into the core economic tenets that shape Islamic financial systems.

• International Law and Arbitration: Exploring cross-border Islamic finance practices and dispute resolution mechanisms.

• Islamic Sociology and Economics: Understanding the socio-economic structures influenced by Islamic principles.

• Risk Management in Islamic Finance: Addressing specific risks in Sharia-compliant financial systems.

• Islamic Accounting: Exploring the unique aspects of accounting in Islamic finance.

Module 3: The Islamic Finance Industry

• International Capital Markets: Analysis of global Islamic financial markets, focusing on equities, Sukuk (Islamic bonds), investment funds, and Islamic derivatives.

• Islamic Banking: Understanding the universal principles of Islamic banking, from profit-sharing to interest-free finance.

• Islamic Fintech: Exploring the rise of Islamic financial technology, including digital banking, blockchain, and mobile payments.

• Wealth and Asset Management: Strategies for managing Islamic wealth and assets, including private equity and family offices.

• Islamic Microfinance: Investigating how Islamic finance principles contribute to poverty alleviation and social entrepreneurship.

Module 4: Advanced Islamic Finance Structuring Techniques

• Sukuk Structuring: Advanced analysis of Sukuk structures, from traditional to modern applications, including securitization Sukuk (practical case studies).

• Project Financing Techniques: Detailed exploration of Islamic project financing in sectors like infrastructure, energy, transport, and real estate (case studies and practical applications).

• Treasury Management: Techniques for managing liquidity, risk, and financial operations in Sharia-compliant organizations.

• Islamic Asset Management: Understanding Islamic financial products, structuring investment portfolios, and managing asset classes (analysis and case studies).

• New Technologies and Islamic Finance: Exploring the integration of blockchain, cryptocurrencies, NFTs, and decentralized finance (DeFi) into Islamic financial systems.

• Development, Communication, and Marketing of Islamic Financial Products: Strategies for effectively marketing Sharia-compliant products to global markets.

• Trading in Islamic Finance: Principles of Islamic trading and risk management techniques for ethical financial markets.

Module 5: Roadshows, Projects, and Thesis

• Annual Roadshow in the Middle East (May 2-9, 2026): Visit major financial hubs like the UAE, Oman, Qatar, or Bahrain to experience the region's Islamic financial systems firsthand.

• Roadshow in Geneva (Switzerland): January 2026 – Network with international Islamic finance professionals.

• Roadshow in Turkey: April 2026 – Explore the intersection of East and West in Islamic finance.

• Roadshow in London and Durham (England): July 2026 – Engage with the Islamic finance community in the UK.

• Soft Skills and Networking: Develop essential leadership skills, including negotiation, communication, and strategic networking.

• Methodology: Master research and analytical techniques through written and oral presentations.

• Professional Thesis (Dissertation): Conduct a thorough investigation of an Islamic finance topic, demonstrating both theoretical knowledge and practical expertise.

• Final Oral Presentation: Present your dissertation findings to a panel of experts in the field.

Accommodation for the Annual Roadshow is covered by Montblanc Business School.

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The world is evolving quickly, and now is the time to act. The insights and skills you’ll gain in this program are what will set you apart in the years to come. By enrolling today, you’re not just securing your place in a program, you’re securing your future as a strategic leader, ready to influence global markets, decisions maker, and more.

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