Jeddah, Saudi Arabia — The Islamic Development Bank Institute (IsDBI) has kicked off the development of the Islamic Finance Knowledge Pavilion Marketplace.
The Pavilion will provide a digital marketplace of validated solution providers (institutions, consultants, and experts) in Islamic finance and economic development, and offer a one-stop shop for listing opportunities and seamless digital experience in the matchmaking of suppliers and customers.
Phase 1 of the project will cover a market assessment, feasibility study, and business plan addressing the competitive landscape based on outcomes of the market assessment and a five-year financial model and sensitivity analysis.
Phase 2 will cover the development of the Pavilion platform including the interface and content.
This project aligns with the IsDBI’s strategic objective to provide fintech knowledge solutions to the Islamic finance industry to support sustainable development in IsDB Member Countries and worldwide.
The Acting Director General of the IsDBI, Dr. Sami Al-Suwailem, said, “The Islamic Finance Knowledge Pavilion Marketplace is not only a platform but also a catalyst for creative collaboration within the Islamic finance industry and the development landscape. We are confident that this initiative has the potential to create enduring value for all stakeholders.”
The IsDBI is leading the project in partnership with EZ2Business, a business consultancy company that provides expert advice and builds custom solutions to address business transformation.
IsDBI begins building digital marketplace for Islamic finance
- The Pavilion will provide a digital marketplace of validated solution providers (institutions, consultants, and experts) in Islamic finance and economic development.
- This project aligns with the IsDBI’s objective to provide fintech knowledge solutions to the Islamic finance industry to support sustainable development in member countries.
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