HFW WORKING GROUPS
The Working Group on Digitalisation interrogates the challenges & opportunities posed by emerging technologies in reshaping economic orders. It scrutinises how outdated regulatory frameworks encompassing export controls, intellectual property rights, & conventional tax treaties fail to adequately capture the nuances of the digital economy. This inadequacy has contributed to fiscal imbalances, ofte
The Working Group on Islamic/Alternatives to Finance reimagines fiscal governance by merging time-honoured ethical finance principles with modern technological innovation. By institutionalising zakat as a structured and impactful pillar of fiscal governance and promoting sukuk as a viable, ethical alternative to interest-based debt, the Group transforms these instruments into powerful mechanisms f
The Working Group on Environment envisions a fiscal framework where the intrinsic value of natural capital is not only recognised but fully integrated into public financial systems. By pioneering stategic financing instruments such as NFTs, levies, and impact investments, the Group seeks to internalise the economic benefits of ecological stewardship and embed these into fiscal decision-making. The