Handbook of Islamic Banking 2007
DOI: 10.4337/9781847205414.00024
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“…Varlığa dayalı menkul kıymetleştirme ihracı yapan tarafların sağladığı garantiler iç garanti mekanizmala-rı. Diğer kurum kuruluşlar tarafından yapılan garanti mekanizmakarı ise dış garantiler olarak tanımlanmaktadır (Mcmillen, 2009).…”
Section: Menkul Kıymetlendirme ġģLeminde Taraflarunclassified
“…Varlığa dayalı menkul kıymetleştirme ihracı yapan tarafların sağladığı garantiler iç garanti mekanizmala-rı. Diğer kurum kuruluşlar tarafından yapılan garanti mekanizmakarı ise dış garantiler olarak tanımlanmaktadır (Mcmillen, 2009).…”
Section: Menkul Kıymetlendirme ġģLeminde Taraflarunclassified
“…At a regional level, the use of Istisna could promote economic growth and new job creation (Al-Amine, 2001). As part of quality control, it is necessary for Islamic financiers to inspect and monitor the construction process (McMillen, 2007). This additional layer of contractual obligation creates a need to hire manpower or to create a special unit to oversee the entire project.…”
Section: The Economic Viability Of Istisna Financingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…One indicator of the crisis's impact on Islamic finance is the rate and size of issuances of sukuk . Sukuk are Islamic bond structures that securitize leases ( ijara ) as well as other Islamic financing contracts such as murabaha (sale with markup), musharaka (partnership based on the mingling of capital contributions and proportionate profit and loss‐sharing), and mudaraba (profit and loss‐sharing partnership based on funds provision by one source and effort by another source) (Obaidullah, 2007; McMillen, 2007). From 2007 to 2008, murabaha ‐based sukuk issuances declined by almost 60 percent; musharaka ‐ and mudaraba ‐based sukuk declined by 83 and 68 percent, respectively, (Hijazi, 2009, p. 7).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%