Two books, 17 academic articles and chapters, and more than 50 essays on how ethical finance can reduce poverty and build markets in Africa.
Examines modernisation, dependency, world-systems and emerging 21st-century economic theories, and links them to the practical work of finance in parts of the world where poverty is widespread.
View at RoutledgeA co-authored work that uses Islamic finance to reposition how we understand money and accounting.
View at Beacon BooksPositions he returns to in keynotes, interviews and papers.
“Every financial transaction should answer three fundamental questions: Where did the wealth come from? How is it held? And where does it go?”
“Ethics should not be viewed as a cost of doing business, but as the foundation for sustainable business growth.”
“We have to identify specific things to be done with timelines, so that by this time next year we should have moved from point A to B or M.”
Academic article
SSRN working paper
Academic article
Academic article
Topics from his Islamic finance learning series and executive sessions.
Joint studies, policy papers, guest lectures and peer review.