We provide training on Risk Management in Islamic Finance Organization. The financial crisis, which was the backdrop of the discussions, and the need to revisit risk management practices were underscored in the opening addresses. The crisis, at its core, demonstrates the dangers of “group think” and over-optimism in clouding corporate decision-making and risk reigning. Before the crisis, it was viewed as risky not to been seen participating in this market. There was an assumption that house prices would increase indefinitely and the credit risks were all mitigated. In this regard, risk managers and board members of risk committees would have better served institutions as contrarians in their assessment approach.