About
ABOUT MISBAAH ADVISORY
Advisory Grounded in Context
Misbaah Advisory works with institutions involved in, or seeking to establish, ethical and Islamic finance initiatives. We also advise businesses and organisations on Shariah matters arising in their financial and commercial affairs.
We bring together specialist Islamic finance knowledge, Shariah expertise and institutional experience across governance, compliance and matters requiring considered Shariah guidance.
Our work sits where Shariah principles connect with the realities of institutions, markets and enterprise.
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Why Misbaah Advisory Exists
From Principles to Practice
The relevance of ethical and Islamic finance extends beyond financial institutions.
Financial institutions may need support when developing new Shariah-compliant products, services and governance arrangements or improving those already in place. Organisations across other sectors may face Shariah questions in financing, investment, trade, partnerships and other commercial matters.
Misbaah exists to help bridge the space between principle and practice — bringing specialist Shariah and Islamic finance expertise to the decisions, structures and arrangements through which organisations operate.
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OUR PERSPECTIVE
Advice Begins with Understanding
No two institutions or businesses face the same circumstances.
Their objectives differ. Their governance arrangements differ. So do their markets, regulatory environments, capabilities and stage of development.
We believe good advice begins by understanding those differences.
That means understanding the organisation before advising on the solution — what it is seeking to achieve, how it operates and the considerations that will shape what can work in practice.
This is how we approach our work: with careful attention to the organisation, the principles involved and the realities in which both must come together.
WHO WE WORK WITH
Across Finance, Business and Institutions
Misbaah works with established participants in ethical and Islamic finance, organisations exploring new initiatives, and businesses seeking Shariah advice on financial and commercial matters.
Financial Institutions
We advise financial institutions providing, developing or exploring Shariah-compliant services and institutional arrangements.
- Financial Institutions & Islamic Windows
- Takaful Operators
Investment & Asset Management
We work with investment and asset management organisations developing, reviewing or strengthening Shariah-compliant propositions and arrangements.
- Investment Managers & Fund Managers
- Private Equity & Venture Capital Firms
- Superannuation Funds & Asset Managers
Businesses & Organisations
We advise businesses and organisations across sectors on Shariah matters arising in financing, investment, trade, partnerships and other commercial arrangements.
- Corporates & SMEs
Fintech & Emerging Platforms
We support technology-enabled businesses and emerging platforms exploring or developing ethical and Islamic finance propositions.
- Fintech Platforms
- Emerging Financial & Investment Platforms
Government & Public Institutions
We work with government bodies and public institutions engaging with Islamic finance, governance and related institutional matters.
- Government Institutions
- Public Bodies
LEADERSHIP
EXperience Behind the Advisory
Dr Khaled Aman
Founder & PrincipalDr Khaled Aman is an Australian-qualified lawyer and Islamic finance specialist with experience spanning legal practice, Shariah governance, financial institutions and academia.
He holds a PhD in Islamic Finance, with specialist research in Sukuk and the interaction between Shariah and legal frameworks. His experience includes senior advisory and governance roles within regulated financial institutions.
He serves on Shariah Supervisory Boards and advises Boards, executive management and organisations on governance, compliance and institutional matters.
A Matter You Would Like to Discuss?
Whether you are exploring an ethical or Islamic finance initiative or seeking Shariah advice on a financial, commercial or institutional matter, a conversation is often the best place to begin.