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its VaR value and compares it with the VaR value of a conventional bond issued by the same issuer in two separate … the presence of diversification gains when adding Sukuk to conventional bond portfolio in line to previous literature …. Interestingly enough, it is observed that pure Sukuk portfolio is significantly riskier than a pure bond portfolio. This may be due …
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bond and global emerging market indices returns dynamics. The study, with a time period ranging from 2017 to 2020, applies … market index and Sukuk bond price returns, except the one. There is no impact of the financial uncertainty indicator … causal impact among the global emerging and Sukuk bond markets will help formulate future trading strategies in particular to …
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A new type of debt securities called ṣukūk certificates have grown to US$ 840 billion in 11 financial markets as of 2011. These Islamic debt instruments share some features similar to conventional bonds, so market operators treat both as bonds. Whether it is appropriate to treat ṣukūk...
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The paper showed that ṣukūk may constitute an effective developmental tool, provided they are issued to create additional productive assets.The paper also showed the importance of distinguishing between securitization of ṣukūk (taṣkik) and the mere issue of ṣukūk
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Sukuk is similar to that of the bond as they depend on the financial credibility of the issuer hence assumed to have no …
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developments of SIB (social impact bond) in the social finance space and draws parallel to similar trends in Islamic finance. The …
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This paper is about the six different Sukuk securities, which originated in 1990s, and are now traded in some 11 markets as the new debt-like securities classed under Islamic finance. The outstanding value of these contracts is estimated to be US $850 billion. This paper proposes a...
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