Top GCC Banker Hussein Al Meeza Joins Islamic Coin Executive Board
Top financier and banker Hussein Al Meeza has joined Islamic Coin – the Shariah-compliant cryptocurrency launched in the UAE. Having been named Best Islamic Banking Personality in 2006, Mr. Al Meeza is an acclaimed award...
Archive context
Older archive item. Useful for background and entity history, but not a fresh market-moving signal.
Top financier and banker Hussein Al Meeza has joined Islamic Coin – the Shariah-compliant cryptocurrency launched in the UAE. Having been named Best Islamic Banking Personality in 2006, Mr. Al Meeza is an acclaimed award-winning expert with over 40 years of experience spanning the Islamic banking, finance and insurance sectors, and has been one of the key personalities involved in establishing Dubai Islamic Bank.
Among his many accolades and executive roles are some of the Region’s top institutions. Mr. Al Meeza is the founder of Al Salam Banks in Sudan, Bahrain and Algeria, as well as a founding member of Emaar properties, Amlak Finance, Emaar Industries & Investments and Emaar Financial Services. He served as CEO and Managing Director of Dubai Islamic Insurance and Reinsurance Company (AMAN), Chairman of LMC Bahrain and many other leading players.
By adding his leadership skills, professionalism and expertise, the Islamic Coin team has reaffirmed its mission to deliver Shariah-compliant, industry-grade financial instruments ready for the Digital Age. Working in tandem with its Fatwa committee and for the world’s Muslim community as a whole, Islamic Coin is building value and delivering future-proof solutions, that offer seamless transactions while supporting innovation and philanthropy.
“It is a pleasure to be part of this amazing team and I look forward to building ethics-first financial instruments that will empower Muslims throughout the world,” commented Mr. Al Meeza.
Islamic Coin’s Shariah Board, as Fatwa issuer, boasts leading names in Shariah compliance, including Dr. Nizam Saleh Yakuby, Dr. Mohamed Zoeir and Dr. Essam Khalaf Al-Enezi, among others. Together, the Board Members have advised on Shariah-compliant practices in some of the top financial institutions in the world, including Standard Chartered, Dubai Islamic Bank, and BNP Paribas.
Islamic Coin has a finite supply and 10% of each issuance is automatically dedicated to philanthropy. The digital money includes an Evergreen Fund dedicated to funding ethical, Shariah-compliant startups throughout the World.
Why this matters
This cryptocurrency story adds another data point to the current market tape and is useful when read alongside nearby source coverage.
Original source
Read on NewsBTCRelated market context
AI Tops Fed Survey of Financial Risks—Why Crypto Investors Should Pay Attention
AI has become the most frequently cited financial-stability risk in a survey published with the Federal Reserve’s latest report, b...
Bitcoin Plunges, but Michael Saylor Says STRC Still Delivers Gains
Michael Saylor highlighted positive returns from Strategy’s income-paying preferred shares, traded as STRC, while bitcoin fell nea...
Bitcoin Price Falls 14% in a Week to $65,000 as Weekend Selling Breaks Friday’s Low
Bitcoin Magazine Bitcoin Price Falls 14% in a Week to $65,000 as Weekend Selling Breaks Friday’s Low Bitcoin price crashed about 1...
Saylor’s Strategy Is Now $7 Billion Underwater on Its Bitcoin Bet
Michael Saylor’s Strategy is currently sitting on a paper loss of more than $7 billion on its 850,364 BTC stash. This happened aft...
Trump’s Bitcoin reserve can’t buy Bitcoin without Congress, says Witt
The inability to purchase Bitcoin without Congress's approval highlights the complexities of integrating cryptocurrency into feder...
Bitcoin miners pay Paraguay $350 million a year, but AI is pushing them out
Contracts that sell power to a 4% slice of the world’s bitcoin mining at $44 a megawatt-hour expire on Dec. 31, 2027. Paraguay’s s...