Ajman Financial institution participated in GTR MENA 2026, held on 10–11 February at Jumeirah Emirates Towers, Dubai, becoming a member of senior decision-makers from banks, monetary establishments, corporates, and authorities entities throughout the commerce, export, and infrastructure finance ecosystem.
GTR MENA is acknowledged as a key regional platform for dialogue on commerce finance, bringing collectively market members to debate international commerce flows, danger administration, regulatory developments, and the evolving position of economic establishments in supporting cross-border commerce.
Ajman Financial institution’s participation displays its continued engagement with business platforms that foster collaboration, data trade, and finest apply throughout commerce and structured finance markets. By way of its presence on the convention, the Financial institution engaged with friends and companions on market developments, rising alternatives, and the position of Sharia-compliant banking options in supporting commerce and financial exercise throughout the area.
As a part of the convention agenda, Dr. Fazal Rahim Abdul, Head of Inner Sharia Management & ISSC Secretary at Ajman Financial institution, participated in a panel dialogue analyzing how innovation is increasing the attain of Islamic commerce finance. The session explored the projected progress of the GCC commerce finance market — presently valued at $185 billion and anticipated to achieve $290 billion by 2030 — with specific deal with the accelerating enlargement of Sharia-compliant financing throughout cross-border corridors together with Southeast Asia and Africa.
The dialogue addressed evolving compliance frameworks, developments in KYC and sanctions monitoring, the rising position of non-bank financiers in supporting corporates and SMEs, and the growing alignment between Islamic finance ideas and sustainability goals within the growth of inexperienced commerce finance options. The panel additionally thought of how synthetic intelligence and superior analytics can improve danger evaluation, governance requirements and monetary inclusion inside Islamic finance ecosystems.
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Ashish Madan, Head of International Transaction Banking stated: “Islamic trade finance continues to evolve as a structured and resilient financing model. Innovation, when aligned with Sharia governance and disciplined risk frameworks, strengthens transparency, enhances cross-border efficiency and supports sustainable economic activity. As market corridors expand, institutions must balance growth with governance to preserve trust and long-term stability”.
Ajman Financial institution continues to construct its presence inside regional and worldwide monetary markets by means of lively participation in main business boards, reinforcing its dedication to disciplined progress, robust governance, and long-term worth creation.
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