Explore the pivotal role of Shariah standard-setting bodies in shaping the Islamic finance industry.
Learn how AAOIFI and IFSB provide guidance, standards, and frameworks for Sukuk issuance, capital markets, and Shariah compliance.
This lesson also examines AAOIFI Standard 62 and its impact on ownership, risk transfer, and Sukuk structuring, highlighting the evolving governance landscape in Islamic finance.
Lesson 25 of 25
Shariah Governance: The Role of Governing Bodies
Sukuk: A Complete Course on Structuring and Documentation
All lessons in this course
1Introduction2What Are Sukuk? A Deep Dive into Islamic FInance3What Is a Capital Market?4What is an Islamic Capital Market and Its Role5How Bonds Work? Global Bonds Market Outlook6History of Bonds7What Are Sukuk? History of Sukuk | Difference Between Bonds and Sukuk8Sukuk Assets | Criteria of Sukuk Assets9Sukuk Valuation | Tradability of Sukuk10Global Sukuk Market Outlook11An Introduction to the US and UK Capital Markets12Sukuk Distribution | Regulation S vs. Rule 144A13The Dana Gas Sukuk Default Case14Sukuk Al-Mudaraba | A Deep Dive into the Structure15Sukuk Al-Musharaka | A Deep Dive into the Partnership Structure16Sukuk Al-Murabaha | A Deep Dive into The ‘Cost-Plus’ Sukuk17Sukuk Al-Ijarah | A Deep Dive into the Lease Structure18Sukuk Al-Wakala | A Deep Dive into the Agency Structure19Recent Common Sukuk Structures | PIF and Egypt Sovereign Sukuk20Introduction to Waqf-Linked Sukuk21Types of Sukuk and Capital Market Offerings22Categories of Sukuk23The Role of Participants in a Sukuk Transaction24Process of Issuing a Sukuk25Shariah Governance: The Role of Governing Bodies