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The sukuk and Islamic capital markets sector is witnessing rapid growth, driven by increasing demand for financial instruments aligned with Shariah principles. This training program offers professionals an opportunity to understand the modern mechanisms of structuring, evaluating, and issuing sukuk, while also providing a solid foundation in the regulatory and Shariah frameworks that govern these instruments in financial markets. The program covers a wide range of topics, from the fundamentals of Islamic finance to the different types of sukuk, valuation methodologies, the differences between sukuk and conventional bonds, and analysis of issuance risks in line with global standards. It also emphasizes analytical skills that enable participants to make investment decisions based on financial data, legal considerations, and Shariah compliance. As such, it is an ideal program for professionals working in portfolio management, financial advisory, or investor relations.
Capital Market
Financing
الاستشارات المالية
الاستشارات المالية +4
الاستشارات المالية
الاستشارات المالية
علاقات المستثمرين
العناية بالعملاء
إدارة المحافظ/ الصناديق
إدارة المخاطر
Trading and Investment
Islamic Finance
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Lecture
Brainstroming +2
Lecture
Brainstroming
Dialogue Teams
Exercises and assignments
Pre Assessment
Post Assessment
Investor Relations Analys...
Financial Analysts
Customer Care Specialists
Portfolio and Fund Analys...
+2Investor Relations Analysts
Financial Analysts
Customer Care Specialists
Portfolio and Fund Analysts
Risk Analysts and Specialists
Financial Advisors
This provides you with the opportunity to select the available times that suit you best for participation in our program. These times represent slots during which we are ready to welcome you and provide assistance and guidance.
Self Learning
Module 1: Islamic Capital Markets
Module 2: Sukuk
Understand the principles and foundations of Islamic finance and investment, and the Shariah requirements governing Islamic capital markets
Identify Islamic finance structures and their mechanisms in structuring various types of Sukuk
Analyze advanced Sukuk types (sovereign, hybrid, general obligation) and evaluate their characteristics, issuance procedures, and maturity
Assess Sukuk returns and credit risks, and measure the level of transparency and credibility in issuances.
Align Sukuk structures with Shariah and legal considerations (Wakala, sale-leaseback, Ijara principles) and apply governance and professional ethics standards
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