The newest, most popular financial market on Wall Street is Shariah Islamic Banking--also known as Iranian banking.  This new banking system, called Iran, Ayatollah Khomeini & Ahmadinegad, was adopted in 1978 and was named after the country and its leadership.  The countries with oil wealth like Saudi Arabia and Iran have money to spend, and Citi, Goldman and AIG are anxious to invest for them.  These firms are creating mini Islamic Banks within their corporate structures, hiring Sheiks and Imams to manage them and sending profits to radical mosques and possible terror organizations.  The savings accounts and insurance premiums of American families are funding these mini Islamic banks.  All the while, our American sons and daughters are in harm's way, fighting against regimes supported by nuclear Iran.  We the people must take action. 

Joy Brighton, MBA, is a former Wall Street trader who is part of an international team of experts concerned about the non-transparent risks of the Shariah Islamic Finance Investment market. Joy was a fixed-income salesperson/trader for Lehman Brothers and a mortgage pipeline hedge trader for Chase Home Mortgage. Joy has taught courses in securities and investments at various colleges. Joy also worked as an executive coach, catering to investment professionals. In 2008, she created www.stopshariahnow.org, a project of ACTforAmerica. Joy is a graduate of Fordham University with a Masters in Counseling and a graduate of Columbia Business School.

Joy speaks with Congress and other groups concerned about national security and the preservation of free capital markets as an Islamic Banking Specialist.

Ms. Brighton is also active in women's rights and partnered with SAVE THE CHILDREN in 1998 to create one of the first microfinance programs and literacy courses for women in Mozambique.

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This lecture will be available online at www.frc.org on March 12.

Complimentary lunch will be provided after the lecture.

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