Islamic / Shariah Compliant Structures
Sukuk, Murabaha, Ijara and Musharaka structures considered for Islamic finance mandates, subject to specialist review and approval.
Islamic finance structures can adapt suitable opportunities through Sukuk, Murabaha, Ijara or Musharaka. No structure should be represented as certified until the relevant Shariah approval has been obtained.
The instruments serve allocators with Shariah mandates and broaden access to GCC, North African, and South Asian capital pools.
- 01SPV issues Shariah compliant instruments under a Shariah board, approved structure (asset backed Sukuk, lease based Ijara, partnership based Musharaka, cost plus Murabaha).
- 02Independent Shariah supervisory board reviews documentation, asset flows, and reporting.
- 03Profit sharing or rental flows replace interest; ethical screening governs underlying assets.
- GCC family offices and Islamic institutional investors
- Shariah mandated sovereign and quasi sovereign allocators
- Ethical and faith aligned family capital globally
- Compliance with Shariah principles requires ongoing supervision
- Asset backed structures inherit underlying asset risk
- Cross border tax and regulatory treatment requires careful structuring
- Quarterly profit / rental distribution statements
- Annual Shariah audit and compliance certificate
- Annual audited SPV financials
Secured Private Notes
Debt instruments with an agreed coupon and maturity, supported by a security package set out in the transaction documents.
Asset Backed Project Finance
Senior project finance secured against discrete real assets, contracted cash flows, and defined construction to operation milestones.
Blended Finance Platforms
Layered capital stacks combining concessional, catalytic, and commercial tranches to unlock infrastructure scale opportunities.