fstep islamic financing-3rd day
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ISLAMIC FINANCING FACILITIESISLAMIC FINANCING FACILITIES
FINANCIAL SECTOR TALENT ENRICHMENT PROGRAMME
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ISLAMIC EQUITY FINANCING
Al-Mudharabah
(Trustee Profit Sharing)
Al-Musharakah
(Joint-venture Profit Sharing)
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DEFINITION:
AL-MUDHARABAH is atrustee profit sharing venturebetweenan owner of capital (e.g. bank / investor )&
an entrepreneur who provides theenterprise or expertise.
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OBJECTIVE:
To match
owner of capital ( investor )with no opportunity or expertise
to carry out business
withan entrepreneur who has theopportunity & skills but no capital
to carry out business.ASH
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OBJECTIVE..cont
The owner of capital( investor ) -- surplus unit
The entrepreneur -- deficit unit .
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AL-MUDHARABAHFINANCING
(TRUSTEE PROFIT SHARING)
The customer acts as the Entrepreneur
(Mudharib).The Bank acts as the provider of funds
(sahibulmal) and contributes 100% of thecapital.
Both parties will combine their resourcesfor the implementation of a certain project& agree on the proportion of profit sharing.
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AL-MUDHARABAHFINANCING
2.PROJECT
3.PROFIT
1. Bank provides capital tocustomer e.g. RM3 million. Both
parties agree on profit sharingratio (e.g. 60:40) i.e. 60% of grossprofit to be distributed to
customer 40% to bank.
LOSS
AL MUDHARABAH FINANCING
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AL-MUDHARABAHFINANCING(TRUSTEE PROFIT SHARING)...Cont..
The Bank acts as the provider of capital
100% financing. The client is the entrepreneur
who will manage the project.
The Bank does not interferein the management
of the project but has the right to follow-up andsupervise.
Both parties negotiate on the ratio of profitdistribution.
In the event of loss, the Bank bears all losses.
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Essentials (Rukun) ofMudharabah
Owner of Capital (Shahibul Mal)Entrepreneur (Al-Mudharib)
CapitalProject
ProfitContract (Offer & Acceptance)
AL MUDHARABAH FINANCING
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AL-MUDHARABAH FINANCING(TRUSTEE PROFIT SHARING) - Cont...
Contract Value - RM 3.5 millionCost of Purchase - RM 3.0 millionProfit - RM 0.5 million
Capital contribution100% by Bank - RM 3.0 million
0% by customer - RM 0 million
Profit sharing ratio40% to the Bank - RM 200,00060% to the customer - RM 300,000
Contract payment received within 3 months
Example:
AL MUDHARABAH FINANCING
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AL-MUDHARABAH FINANCING(TRUSTEE PROFIT SHARING) - Cont...
On a per annumbasis, the return:
@ to Bank - 27% ( 200k / 3m*100*4 )
@ to customer - 34% ( 300k / 3.5m*100*4 )
Should there be a loss, the Bank willbear all the loss .
Example:
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Necessary Conditions (Hukum) ofMudharabah
1. The Mudharabah capital must be in the form of
money.
2. The profit-sharing ratio shall be determined at the
point ofAkad(execution of contract)
3. The owner of capital contributes capital and the
entrepreneur the expertise. Therefore it is not
valid to set as condition that the owner of capital
must also do the work.
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Necessary Conditions (Hukum) ofMudharabah
4. If theMudharabah venture results in a loss,
the owner of capital bears the loss entirely
and the entrepreneur does not get anything
out of the venture UNLESS the loss arisesout of any of the following:
a) Negligence
b) Misappropriation
c) Misuse of fund, in which case the loss is
borne by the entrepreneur
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Necessary Conditions (Hukum) ofMudharabah
5. TheMudharabah project must beHALAL in
nature according to Syarak.
Eg. ofHaram Project
# Alcoholic Beverage# Gambling
# Non Islamic Financing
# Production or sale ofnajis# Production or sale of products or services
which areharam in the first place.
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AL-MUSHARAKAH FINANCING
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AL MUSHARAKAH FINANCING(JOINT-VENTURE PROFIT SHARING)
A partnership where both parties
combine resources, both capital &
labour, to undertake a certain project.
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DEFINITION
A partnership agreement betweentwo or more individuals or bodies,
each contributing capital,
and profit or loss is shared
between the partners accordingto the agreed ratios.
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Musharakah is better known as Syarikatwhich is described as a grouping of capital
by shareholders
to finance a particular project and
the profit from the project is divided according toagreed ratio.
If the project incur losses then
the losses are borne by the shareholders
according to their percentage share.
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PROJECT FINANCING CONTRACT: TRUSTEE PROFIT SHARINGPROJECT FINANCING CONTRACT: TRUSTEE PROFIT SHARING
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ALAL--MUSHARAKAHMUSHARAKAH
The Bank and the Entrepreneur will providethe financing for the project.
Both parties have the right to participate inthe management of the project.
Both parties will negotiate on the ratio ofdistribution of profit.
In the event of loss, both parties will bear theloss proportionatelyto their share offinancing.
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Essentials (Rukun) ofMusharakah
Shareholders or partnersCapital
ProjectProfit
Contract (Offer & Acceptance)
AL-MUSYARAKAHFINANCING
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2.PROJECT
3.PROFIT
1. BANK AND CUSTOMER PROVIDE CAPITALFOR THE PROJECT E.G. RM 6 MILLION FROMBANK & RM 4 MILLION FROM CUSTOMER.
BOTH PARTIES AGREE ON PROFIT SHARINGRATIO (E.G. 70:30) I.E. 70% OF GROSSPROFIT TO BE DISTRIBUTED TO CUSTOMER ;30% TO BANK.
CAPITAL/LOSS
AL-MUSYARAKAH FINANCING
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(JOINT-VENTURE PROFIT SHARING) - Cont...
Contract Value - RM 12 millionCost of Purchase - RM 10 millionProfit - RM 2 million
Capital contribution60% by Bank - RM 6 million
40% by customer - RM 4 million
Profit sharing ratio30% to the Bank - RM 0.6 million
70% to the customer - RM 1.4 million
Contract payment received within 3 months
Example:
AL-MUSYARAKAH FINANCING
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(JOINT-VENTURE PROFIT SHARING) - Cont...
On a per annumbasis, the return:
@ to Bank - 40% ( 0.6/6 *100*4 )
@ to customer - 47% ( 1.4/12*100*4 )
Should there be a loss, both parties
will bear the loss in proportion to thecapital contribution.
Example:
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Necessary Conditions (Hukum) ofMusharakah
1. The Musharakah capital must comprise assets which is
either money or goodsthat can be valued in the terms money
2. The profit-sharing ratio (which need notbe the same as percentage shareholding) shall be
determined at the point of
Akad(execution of contract)
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Necessary Conditions (Hukum) ofMusharakah
3. Each shareholder is an owner
of the Syarikat and has a right to run
the project on his own behalf and
on behalf of other shareholders as Agent.
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Necessary Conditions (Hukum) ofMusharakah
4. Loss sharing except for those caused by deceit ornegligence, is according to percentage
shareholding.
5. AllMusharakah project must beHALAL
projects.
MAIN DIFFERENCES -- MUSHARAKAH & MUDHARABAH
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MAIN DIFFERENCES MUSHARAKAH & MUDHARABAH
Musharakah Mudharabah
Definition Partnership Trustee profit-
sharing
Capital-Contribution
-Form
Shared between
partners
Cash &/or asset
Investor
only
Cash onlyProfit Shared Shared
Loss ( genuine ) Shared Investor only
Management Shared Entrepreneur
only
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WORKING CAPITAL FINANCINGWORKING CAPITAL FINANCING -- iCan be structured using:
i- Murabahah Contract
ii- Hiwalah bil Wakalah Contract
Work Flow : Working Cap ita l Fina nc ingWork Flow : Working Cap ita l Fina nc ingi Murabahahi Murabahah
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Start Customer
Bank
Bank appoint thecustomer as agentTo purchase the
Parts/materials
Evidenced byPurchase invoices
Bank purchasethe said
merchandise/Mal
Bank SellThe said mal/merchandise
To the customer
Customer paythe Bank
As per the
agreement
End
Asset PurchaseAgreement
Asset SaleAgreement
Termination of
The Contract Full settlement orrevoked by eitherparty
Mode of Payment:i- Instalment
ii- Lump-sum payment
Work Flow : Working Cap ita l Fina nc ingWork Flow : Working Cap ita l Fina nc ingii HiwalahHiwalah BilBil WaakalahWaakalah
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Start Customer
Bank
Debt evidence byInvoices isassignment
To Bank
Bank act as agent tothe customer makefull settlement to thevendors/supplier
Or
Bank may credit into
the customeraccount and thecustomer is makingthe said purchasedsettlement.
Bank act as agentTo the customer
Make the billsettlement
As agent, BankEntitled for
The fee.
Customer paythe fee plus
the debt (invoice value)Upon maturity
End
Termination of
The Contract Full settlement orrevoked by eitherparty
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