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Part-2: Islamic Private Equity: What Contracts Are Used
In the world of Islamic finance, private equity plays an important role as an investment instrument that offers potential profits through equity participation in companies that have not gone public. Islamic private equity operates under the principles of sharia in every transaction, including in the selection of contracts used. In the first part of the discussion, we discussed the contracts…
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Islamic Private Equity: What Contracts Are Used?
Islamic private equity operates under the principles of sharia in every transaction, including in the selection of the contracts used. These contracts not only ensure compliance with Islamic law and fulfil different financing needs, but also support the principles of fairness and profit sharing in the transaction. In Islamic finance, private equity plays an important role as an investment instrument that…
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What are the differences between Securities Crowdfunding (SCF) and Stock Exchanges?
In Indonesia’s capital markets, there are two institutions that offer investment services: Securities Crowdfunding (SCF) and the Stock Exchange. Both play an important role in connecting securities issuers with investors. Let’s explore the differences between both. 1. Definition and Mechanism Securities Crowdfunding (SCF) Securities Crowdfunding (SCF) is an alternative financing scheme that allows issuers to sell their securities in the…
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How Islamic Securities Crowdfunding (SCF) Contributes to Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG)
Islamic Securities Crowdfunding (SCF) is an innovative funding model that allows individuals and companies to invest in business projects through the offering of shares or bonds in accordance with Shariah principles. These principles prohibit riba, gharar, and haram business activities, creating an ethical and sustainable investment system. In addition to promoting business ethics, Islamic SCF also has the potential to…
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Investment as a Shar’i Way to Reduce Zakat, How is it Related?
Investing involves allocating money or assets held by individuals or groups with the goal of growing their wealth over time. This can be done through various investment options like stocks, bonds, real estate, or commodities. The purpose of investment is to obtain a return on assets with a higher value in the future. Investment itself is a way for a…
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How Mudharabah Akad Works in Sukuk Issuance
The Islamic capital market is one of the innovations in the field of Islamic finance that presents Islamic contracts and values in capital practices and transactions in the capital market. One of the innovations in securities issuance in the Islamic capital market is sukuk. Sukuk itself is defined based on the fatwa of the National Sharia Council of the Indonesian…
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Why Should We Use Sharia Contract in Muamalah?
With a long history that dates back to Prophet Muhammad’s involvement in commerce at a young age, his example continues to serve as a model for ethical and successful business practices guided by Islamic principles. The concept of entrepreneurship is not a new concept, it has existed since the time of the Prophet Muhammad. Rasulullah himself is a very good…
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Is It True That Getting Married Opens Up Opportunities for Sustenance?
Marriage is one of the sunnahs of the Prophet Muhammad SAW which is recommended to be carried out immediately for Muslims who are able. Behind marriage, some many wisdoms and benefits can be obtained, one of which is its effect on sustenance. This article aims to examine the effect of marriage on sustenance from the point of view of religion…
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Profit Sharing in Mudarabah and Musyarakah, Is It Allowed?
One of the things that is usually required by one of the parties in Mudharabah and Musyarakah is profit sharing with a certain amount, an example is as follows: Example: “I will deposit my capital of 30 million with the condition that I get a fixed profit sharing of 10% per month (3 million per month)” “I as an investor…
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Musyarakah With Tiered Profit Sharing, Is It Allowed?
One of the possible profit-sharing schemes proposed in a Musyarakah contract is a tiered profit-sharing scheme. This is done by providing different profit sharing ratios based on a certain percentage of profit realised from capital or sales. An example is as follows: Also Read:The Meaning of Eid al-Fitr in Making Financial Hijrah Implementation of The Zakat System in The Modern EraKenapa…
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