Download This PaperIslamic Securitisation: Part II - A Proposal for International Standards, Legal Guidelines and Structures
74 Pages Posted: 23 Jun 2008
Date Written: June 20, 2007
Abstract
The authors propose that international standards for cross-border Islamic Securitisations be established to help overcome legal uncertainties. Given the principles of Sharia law, templates for a number of Islamic financial instruments are examined together with some examples of successful international transactions.
Keywords: Islamic finance, Islamic securitization, securitisation, Sharia compliance, sukuk
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Lahlou, Mohammad Saad and Tanega, Joseph Atangan, Islamic Securitisation: Part II - A Proposal for International Standards, Legal Guidelines and Structures (June 20, 2007). Available at SSRN: https://ssrn.com/abstract=1150147 or http://dx.doi.org/10.2139/ssrn.1150147
Mohammad Saad Lahlou
University of Westminster, School of Law ( email )
4 Little Titchfield Street
London, England W1W 7UW
United Kingdom
Joseph Atangan Tanega (Contact Author)
University of Westminster, School of Law ( email )
4 Little Titchfield Street
London, W1W 7UW
United Kingdom
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