Expert in Islamic Finance, since 2012, he began his career in accounting with AMAS/AFAS. He is currently Director of Takaful Mali Assurance Islamique since March 2022. January 2019 to February 2022 General Manager of Intermediation and Development Fund (Islamic Microfinance).
In 2022, he will defend his Executive Doctorate in Business Administration (EDBA), on the Theme “The place of Islamic microfinance in the financing of local development: case study of the Banamba commune of the Koulikoro region”. Also, he defended in January 2012 Executive MBA (University Diploma Islamic Finance, School), EMS, US, France; Theme: Islamic banking technique in a traditional environment: case of Mali.
Thesis Direction
Pr Causse Geneviève
Thesis Title
The place of Islamic microfinance in local development financing: a case study of the Banamba commune in the Koulikoro region
Abstract
The exponential advance of Islamic finance appears to be an effective alternative solution to the financing of certain organizations. As the numbers tell us, Islamic assets will reach $3.693 trillion in 2024. In this context, we are trying, through this study, to demonstrate with what and by what means Islamic microfinance can contribute effectively to the financing of local development, the example considered being that of the commune of Banamba in the Koulikoro region of Mali. The exploratory study shows that in Mali, the decentralization policy, as well as the national strategic framework for poverty reduction, encourage the realization of our thesis project. The first of its kind, it aims to model Islamic finance adapted to local development in a Malian context. To this end, using the literature review, we will define the conceptual framework of development management, then present Islamic finance, traditional microfinance and Islamic microfinance. On the same conceptual elements, field surveys and interviews will be conducted with the population (nationals of Banamba in Bamako and those of Banamba commune (Koulikoro region)) from a sample of two hundred (220) actors involved in development projects in the commune of Banamba.