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Islamic Banking & Finance - Part 3

Overview

Sukuks are the Islamic financial market's equivalent of conventional bonds or notes. However, sukuks are very different from conventional bonds, which are subject to interest or coupon payments - both prohibited under shari’a. This tutorial looks at the origins of the sukuk market and presents an overview of the current state of play in the market. Various types of sukuk and sukuk are introduced and the tutorial also looks at the current issues and challenges faced by the sukuk industry.

Objective

On completion of this tutorial, you will be able to:
- Describe the key features of sukuks, how they originated and the current state of the sukuk market
- Outline the main types and structures of sukuk
- Discuss the key issues and challenges faced by the sukuk industry today

Content

Topic 1: Sukuks: Features
Topic 2: Sukuk Structures & Types
Topic 3: Issuing Sukuks
Topic 4: Sukuk Market: Issues & Challenges

Details

Code
TEPBS17001901
Venue
ePlatform
Relevant Subject
Type 1 - Dealing in securities
Type 4 - Advising on securities
Type 9 - Asset management
Language
English
Level
Intermediate
Hours
SFC:1.00, PWMA:1.00
Fees
Staff of Corporate Member: HK$320
Non-Member: HK$480
Chinese Securities Association of Hong Kong (HKCSA): HK$335
All Member: HK$320