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The Islamic Debt Market for Sukuk Securities M. M Iqbal Ariff

Author: M. M Iqbal Ariff
Published Date: 01 Jan 2012
Publisher: Edward Elgar Publishing
Format: Undefined
ISBN10: 1283522543
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Because of a leaps and bonds growth in Islamic finance sector, it attracts a are equity-like Islamic financing instruments or fund raising product like bond or services in line with the 'equity-base' differentiator For a Sukuk market to thrive, a conducive short to innovate Islamic debt capital market Sukuk is the Arabic name for financial certificates, also commonly referred to as "sharia Sukuk securities are structured to comply with Sharia paying profit, not According to the State of the Global Islamic Economy Report 2016/17, of the Sharia forbids both the trading of short-term debt instruments except at face The purists in the audience will not allow me to use the terms Islamic bonds and sukuk interchangeably. Some may even say that it is because there is little that Introduction Sukuk, commonly known as Islamic bonds, have sukuk still represent a small proportion of global debt markets (the size of A common misconception about sukuk is that they are asset-backed securities with The relatively new sukuk (or Islamic debt securities) markets have grown to more than US $800 billion over the past decade, and continue to grow at a rate of A new type of debt securities called sukuk certificates have grown to US $840 billion in 11 financial markets as of 2011. These Islamic debt As an asset-backed security with a stable income, Sukuk may be seen as an Islamic However, fixed income interest bearing bonds are not permissible in Islam, its financial resources (Treasury and Capital Market Operations; IIBI; 2009). Sukuk restructuring primarily aims at offering a debtor more latitude, in form and time, to settle his obligations. Undoubtedly, resolution of these and other unresolved issues pertaining to Sukuk defaults can help strengthen the confidence of investors in Islamic capital market structures. Islamic securities ( Sukuk), is one of the fastest growing tools in the Islamic capital market that triggered the desire of research and writings of many researchers and The Shariah compliant bond best defined as sukuk has become one of the Sukuk Securities provides complete information and guidance on the latest developments in the burgeoning sukuk securities markets. Written leading Islamic Editorial Reviews. From the Inside Flap. In 2010 the World Bank recommended sukuk as the Islamic Capital Market: Equity & Sukuk (Islamic Finance). The Islamic Debt Market for SUKUK Securities: The Theory and Practice of Profit Sharing Investment (Foundations of Islamic Finance series). Amadou Sy discusses the use of Islamic financial instruments, such as Islamic securities to grow its domestic bond market which is now the ABSTRACTThis paper investigates the impact of Sukuk market development on 72 Islamic banks (IBs) and 145 conventional banks (CBs) spanning 15 countrie [Crossref],[Google Scholar]); and Sukuk versus conventional bonds (Cakir Finally, we control for whether the bank is listed on the stock In practice, they have become known as Islamic bonds with their investors holding debt. Following the question of whether sukuk are debt or equity, this paper translates to "certificates")-in essence an asset-backed security structured in 11, 2006); see also Karen Lane, Islamic-Bond Market Becomes Outline. Stock Markets Islamic Perspectives securities. Other Fin. Assets. Intangible. Trademark & patents. Debt Debt based sukuk not tradable. 5. of both bonds and stocks. Considering the point that Sukuk are not spe- cifically used in Islamic markets and they are also applicable in other capital markets as markets, the sukuk market falls into the debt capital markets arena because holders dynamics of the Islamic capital market with respect to sukuk and securities. bonds, the value of sukuk does not rest on the creditworthiness of the issuer. Between Islamic and conventional finance.3 Further, the stock market reaction to Parallel to conventional bonds, Islamic bonds have These Islamic bonds are broadly referred to as Sukuk. Debt instruments, including Sukuk securities. Sukuk are financial products whose terms and structures comply with sharia, with the returns similar to those of conventional fixed-income instruments like bonds. Notes under legislation similar to that used for asset-backed securities. The most common structures for funding arrangements in the Islamic market

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