Bespoke Support on Islamic Finance
Islamic finance is one of the fastest-growing segments in the global financial industry. It gained significant prominence after the 2008 financial crisis, simply because Islamic banks were more resilient than conventional peers. With the COVID-19 pandemic likely to affect the global economy in a number of ways, demand for Islamic finance products looks set to continue to rise as more investors call for increased transparency and ethical decision making from their financial institutions.
With a presence in over 80 countries, Islamic finance has not only become systemically important in Islamic countries such as those of the GCC, Malaysia and Indonesia, but has also gained prominence in non-Islamic countries and global economies such as the UK and the US.
Who we serve
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Islamic banks -
Investment banks
Support we Offer - Islamic Finance
Wholesale banking
Corporate and investment banking
Capital markets
Global financial institutions
Project finance
Leveraged finance
Strategy and corporate development
Thought leadership
Proprietary investments
Portfolio monitoring
Ratings advisory
Sustainable finance
Corporate Sukuk
Sovereign, quasi-sovereign and supranational Sukuk
SRI/green Sukuk
Islamic syndicated finance
Shipping finance
Structured finance
Structures including Murabaha, Mudaraba, Musharaka, Ijarah and Al-Wakalah
Pricing comparable
Credit positioning
Debt profiles/maturity profiles
Cash flow/liquidity analysis
Capital structure analysis
Covenant analysis
Case studies
RFP support
Industry studies/thematic studies
Macroeconomic/country analysis
Benchmarking mid-swaps
New issuance analysis
Programme/OC documentation support
Sukuk structures
Pitch book support
Indicative pricing
Tenor analysis
Credit memos/profiles
Credit agreement review
Rating analysis/ratings advisory
Drafting term sheets
Due diligence
Investor targeting and presentation
Roadshow material/Q&A
Weekly/monthly newsletters
Capital market overviews
League tables
Credential and collateral management
Investor database
Economic calendars
Order book analysis
Support we Offer - Islamic Finance
Wholesale banking
Corporate and investment banking
Capital markets
Global financial institutions
Project finance
Leveraged finance
Strategy and corporate development
Thought leadership
Proprietary investments
Portfolio monitoring
Ratings advisory
Sustainable finance
Corporate Sukuk
Sovereign, quasi-sovereign and supranational Sukuk
SRI/green Sukuk
Islamic syndicated finance
Shipping finance
Structured finance
Structures including Murabaha, Mudaraba, Musharaka, Ijarah and Al-Wakalah
Pricing comparable
Credit positioning
Debt profiles/maturity profiles
Cash flow/liquidity analysis
Capital structure analysis
Covenant analysis
Case studies
RFP support
Industry studies/thematic studies
Macroeconomic/country analysis
Benchmarking mid-swaps
New issuance analysis
Programme/OC documentation support
Sukuk structures
Pitch book support
Indicative pricing
Tenor analysis
Credit memos/profiles
Credit agreement review
Rating analysis/ratings advisory
Drafting term sheets
Due diligence
Investor targeting and presentation
Roadshow material/Q&A
Weekly/monthly newsletters
Capital market overviews
League tables
Credential and collateral management
Investor database
Economic calendars
Order book analysis
Automation and workflow management platforms
Automate the creation of fully formatted credential slides in any template instantly
Centralized downloads of real-time company filings on a single platform (US, UK, Canada, Japan and more)
Powerful financial data extraction and standardisation tool backed by strong artificial intelligence (AI)-/machine learning (ML)-based training algori
How we are different
Comprehensive functional knowledge with extensive experience in working with leading investment banks and advisory firms in the Middle East
Expertise across a broad range of sectors with sector-focused SMEs
Technology-enabled research and analytics
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