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It is based in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, at the heart of this new trend of closer interconnections between Asia, Europe and the Middle East.
Dinarion Capital was created by two French businessmen, with extensive experience in finance and project development in the Muslim world, who are both based in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
In addition, Dinarion Capital has established a partnership and works on all legal matters in tandem with SKRINE. Founded in 1963, SKRINE is one of the largest law firms in Malaysia with a vast exposure in a wide range of legal matters. It is a full service legal firm delivering solutions to a large cross-section of the business
community, both domestic and international.
SKRINE has long been involved with Islamic Banking and Finance, and has a wide expertise with Islamic Banking and Finance documentation and advisory work, including Islamic Bonds.
The firm has also secured privileged access for the benefit of its clients to the
Malaysian ministry of finance, the Central Bank (Bank Negara), the Malaysian Stock Exchange (Bursa Malaysia) and the Malaysian International Islamic Finance Centre (MIFC). |
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 Denis H. Bastien is an environmental engineer, CEO of the carbon credits firm Carbon Ventures Ltd.
Over the last ten years, he has conducted many industrial and environmental projects in the Middle East and in the Far East.
He has been in contact with Arab, Indonesian and Malaysian financial institutions, and has gathered a portfolio of partners, private and public, willing to invest in projects governed by Islamic Finance rules. |
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 Olivier Rives-Georges is a Law school and Political Science graduate. He has over twenty five years of experience in Asia in trading, banking as well as in the aerospace sector.
He has lived and worked in Malaysia for fifteen years and over the past years he has been a partner in a private equity firm and has provided financial
consultancy services to a major European finance company. |
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