An independent international seven-member jury, chaired by former Chairman of the World Islamic Economic Forum Foundation, Tun Musa Hitam, will select a deserving individual to be the sixth recipient of The Royal Award. One of the main criteria in the selection of The Royal Award is the individual’s innovative and pioneering work in Islamic finance. The nominee should also possess exceptional leadership attributes and be widely acknowledged within the Islamic financial services industry.
In conjunction with The Royal Award, the Organising Committee is pleased to announce the addition of two new prizes: the
Emerging Leader Prize and the
Impact Challenge Prize.
The Emerging Leader Prize recognises and celebrates young international talent who have made outstanding contributions to the advancement of innovative ideas in Islamic finance. The Prize is open to individuals aged 40 and below, who have served in their area of expertise in Islamic finance for at least five years.
The Impact Challenge Prize aims to bring greater recognition to digital and innovative solutions based on Islamic finance principles or Islamic finance enablers, which can improve the economic and social resilience of financially impacted communities globally. The inaugural Impact Challenge Prize is organised in collaboration with The World Bank Group Inclusive Growth and Sustainable Finance Hub in Malaysia as a technical partner and supported by the Malaysia Digital Economy Corporation.
Further information on all categories, including global nominations and challenge applications can be found online at
https://www.theroyalaward.com. For inquiries, please write in to
[email protected]
The closing date for all nominations and challenge applications is 25 March 2022.