Key Considerations of Islamic Finance in Assets Recycling
Fundamental issues to examine on Islamic Finance in Assets Recycling
Introduction: Islamic Finance in Asset Recycling
A suitability analysis of a selection of popular Islamic finance products for structuring an asset recycling transaction.
Annex in Asset Recycling
The Guidelines are also supplemented with following Annex:
Financing Options and Instruments
This section presents different modes of financing an asset recycling finance. Private sector participants in an asset recycling transaction will be required to fund the upfront payment to secure the concession or lease. The private sector may also be required to fund any required capital expenditure to refurbish or re-develop the asset. This section discusses the financing options and instruments available to the private sector and provides the relevant Authority with an understanding of the criteria issues to ensure the bankability of any proposed asset recycling scheme.
The Use of Islamic Debt in Social Sector Projects
This is a joint initiative of the World Bank Group and the Islamic Development Bank.
In many Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) member countries, an increasing number of PPP infrastructure projects are being jointly financed by conventional and Islamic banks. While these projects bring together conventional and Islamic tranches, one frequently asked question is: how are these two financing classes integrated in a single project?
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Introduction to Islamic Banking and Finance
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Financing PF2 Projects: Opportunities for Islamic Project Finance
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Islamic Finance and Economic Development: Lessons from the Past, Prospects for the Future
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The Nitty Gritty of Supporting Islamic Finance, from MIGA
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