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While competitions capture attention, Falcon Finance’s real success is measured by its alumni now practitioners shaping finance where Islamic and international law intersect.
Take Aisha Chen, a 2021 finalist. Her winning model for a Green Hybrid Sukuk is now piloting in Indonesia, financing solar microgrids under dual legal frameworks. Or Sami Al-Rashid, whose competition thesis on Blockchain-Based Zakat Distribution evolved into a live platform in Jordan, ensuring transparent charitable financing.
These professionals form a global network of “legal bilinguals.” They draft contracts in Dubai’s DIFC courts respecting both common law and Shariah, advise European funds on Halal-compliant ESG portfolios, and mediate cross-border disputes with cultural-legal fluency.
Falcon doesn’t just run competitions it builds bridges through people. Each alumnus becomes a node connecting two legal worlds, turning academic theory into practical, ethical finance solutions.
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