Contracts and Deals in Islamic Finance

Contracts and Deals in Islamic Finance
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Kureshi Hussein. Contracts and Deals in Islamic Finance

Foreword

Preface

Acknowledgments

Product Offerings

Introduction

Chapter 1. The Islamic Finance Space

Modern Phase of Islamic Finance

Chapter 2. Bai al Inah

Definitions of Bai al Inah

Bai al Inah Process Flow

Legal Issues with Bai al Inah

Bai al Inah as a Financial Product

Transfer of Ownership

Documentation Involved

Resolutions on Bai al Inah

Conclusion

Chapter 3. Murabahah, Bai Mu'ajjal, and Bai Bithman Ajil

Murabahah Sale/Credit Sale/Credit

Enhancements to Murabahah

Murabahah Working Capital

Credit-Based Sale/Markup or Riba

Bonafide Murabahah/True Sale

Trading House Model

Financial Services Division of a Manufacturer or Retailer

Bai Bithman Ajil

BBA with Inah

Conclusion

Chapter 4. Tawarruq

Issue of Price Fixing

Transfer of Title

Payment of Sales Tax

Applications of Tawarruq in Banking Products

Real Economic Activity

Conclusion

Chapter 5. Deferred Payment Sale or Credit Sale

Accounting Entries for Murabahah by Purchase Orderer

Accounting Entries for a Bai al Inah Contract

Pricing of Deferred Sales under Murabahah, BBA, Inah, and Tawarruq

Risk Treatment of Deferred Payment Sales

Fixed Income Portfolio

Conclusion

Chapter 6. Bai al Wafa

Financial Assets as Subject of Sale

Bai al Wafa and Sale of Equities

Bai al Wafa and Sale of Sukuk

Conclusion

Chapter 7. Salaam and Istisna. Deferred Delivery Sale

Salaam

Istisna

Conclusion

Chapter 8. Bai al Sarf

Basic Rulings on Bai al Sarf

Conclusion

Chapter 9. Bai al Dayn

Purchase Price, Rental Payments, Receivables, and Debt

Rental Payments Due in an Ijara Contract

Financial Products

Sale of Equity

Conclusion

Chapter 10. Bai al Urbun

Conclusion

Chapter 11. Ijarah and Its Variants

Normal Ijarah

Accounting Entries for Ijarah Contract

Ijarah Muntahiya Bi Tamleek

Al Ijarah Thumma al Bai (AITAB)

Sale and Leaseback

Conclusion

Chapter 12. Wadiah

Forms of Wadiah

Enhancements to Wadiah

Money Creation

Conclusion

Chapter 13. Qard

Applications of the Contract of Qard

Qard as a Deposit Instrument

Recording of Qard

Conclusion

Chapter 14. Mudharabah

Simple Application of Mudharabah

Perpetual Mudharabah

Re-Mudharabah

Restricted Mudharabah and Unrestricted Mudharabah

Mudharabah as a Deposit

Mudharabah as a Fund

Interbank Mudharabah Placements

Indicative Rate of Return

Profit Sharing Ratio

Importance of Disclosure and Accounting Treatments

Mudharabah as an Asset Product

Accounting Treatment of Mudharabah Transactions

Conclusion

Chapter 15. Musharakah

Musharakah and Banking

Mushrakah as Asset Product

Pooling of Assets in Mushrakah

Mushrakah Mutanaqisah

Conclusion

Chapter 16. Hibah

Forms of Hibah

Restrictions on Hibah

Applications of Hibah in Banking

Enhancements to Hibah

Conclusion

Chapter 17. Kafalah

Who Can Be a Guarantor?

Products Based on Kafalah

Back-to-Back Guarantees

Conclusion

Chapter 18. Wakalah, Hawalah, Ibra, and Rahn

Wakalah

Hawalah

Ibra

Rahn

Conclusion

Chapter 19. Shariah: Sources, Interpretation, and Implementation

Modern-Day Ijtihad

Whose Shariah Is It, Anyway?

Conclusion

Chapter 20. Islamic Asset Management and Shariah Screening

Capital Markets

IPO Stage

Market Integrity

Market Regulation

Valuations

Zero Sum Game

The Role of Capital Markets in the Sphere of Islamic Finance

Farmer Sukuk or Equity Notes

Conclusion

Chapter 21. Pricing, Income Distribution, and Risk Sharing in Islamic Banks

Pricing of Islamic Financial Products

Price versus Shariah

Benchmark for Pricing

Criticism on Pricing Models

Profit Equalization Reserve

Income Distribution

Risk Sharing in Islamic Banks

Conclusion

Chapter 22. Sukuk and Rights of Sukuk Holders

Rights of Lenders in Debt Financing

Rights of Equity Holders

Rights of Bondholders

Use of Subsidiary Companies and Special-Purpose Vehicles

How Sukuk Financing Could Work?

Sale and Leaseback

The Role of the SPV

Other Sukuk Structures

Istisna Sukuk

Simple Sukuk

Conclusion

Chapter 23. Risk Management for Islamic Banks

Credit Risk

Market Risk

Liquidity Risk

Profit-Sharing Investment Account

Conclusion

References

Chapter 24. Asset/Liability Management for Islamic Banks

Gap Limit

Spot Rates and Forward Rates

Funding Scenarios

Short-Term and Long-Term Rates

Time Value of Money

Conclusion

Chapter 25. Takaful

Contract of Agency

Shariah Issues with Insurance

Contract of Tabarru

Product Menu

General Takaful Business Model

Concepts Related to Takaful

The Rights of the Fund over the Participant and the Rights of the Participant over the Fund

Pricing General Takaful Plans

Observations of General Takaful

Family Takaful

Basic Accounting Entries for Takaful

Takaful Operator Models

Distribution of Underwriting Surplus

Conclusion

Chapter 26. Pricing of Takaful Policies and Retakaful

Case Study 1: Corporate Medical Takaful Plan under General Takaful

Case Study 2: Corporate Medical Takaful Plan under General Takaful

Case Study 3: Corporate Family Takaful Plan

Detailed Mortality Table for Life Takaful

Mortality Tables and Probability Calculations

Risk Profiling

Conclusion

Afterword

About the Authors

Bibliography

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Contracts and Deals in Islamic Finance

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Investment bankers and Islamic investment bankers fulfill the same roles in an economy. Islamic investment bankers may have fewer assets at their disposal due to the restrictions on investments in derivatives. However, Islamic investment bankers help companies raise money through initial public offerings, underwrite issuances of sukuk, raise funds from investors, sell financial products, and make investments in various assets to earn returns. Islamic investment bankers, however, must perform all these functions according to contracts and processes permitted by shariah.

Similar to insurance companies that underwrite risk, takaful companies underwrite risks as well. Insurance companies factor their cost of insuring risks into the premiums they charge by a simple formula, “probability of event occurring × sum assured.” Takaful companies underwrite risks in a similar fashion but use different contracts of tabarru and wakala to perform the same function.

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