Asset Life Sukuk to Fund Utility Companies

In response to a growth in the world population, there has been a growth in demand for utilities; In fact government and utility companies are increasingly looking to alternative sources of finance to meet these growing demands. This paper will provide evidence that Sukuk is one of the vehicles for...

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Main Authors: Paolo Pietro Biancone, Mohammad Ziad Shakhatreh
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Università degli Studi di Torino 2017-03-01
Series:European Journal of Islamic Finance
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Online Access:https://www.ojs.unito.it/index.php/EJIF/article/view/1611
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spelling doaj-c908b3707c0a445692af2a4477a927762021-01-30T15:05:49ZengUniversità degli Studi di TorinoEuropean Journal of Islamic Finance2421-21722421-21722017-03-01616https://doi.org/10.13135/2421-2172/1611Asset Life Sukuk to Fund Utility CompaniesPaolo Pietro Biancone0Mohammad Ziad Shakhatreh1University of TurinUniversity of TurinIn response to a growth in the world population, there has been a growth in demand for utilities; In fact government and utility companies are increasingly looking to alternative sources of finance to meet these growing demands. This paper will provide evidence that Sukuk is one of the vehicles for funding utilities which can fill the gaps between available sources and customer needs. A qualitative research approach has been used to examine the main characteristics of investment in the utility sector and compare them with Sukuk features. The paper explains the process of choosing and developing the Sukuk structure to fit the main originator objectives. The paper concludes that Sukuk can meet utility companies’ needs, and the paper suggesting that utility company can use the Sukuk structure with no redemption value.https://www.ojs.unito.it/index.php/EJIF/article/view/1611sukukustilityredemption valueasset life
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author Paolo Pietro Biancone
Mohammad Ziad Shakhatreh
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Asset Life Sukuk to Fund Utility Companies
European Journal of Islamic Finance
sukuk
ustility
redemption value
asset life
author_facet Paolo Pietro Biancone
Mohammad Ziad Shakhatreh
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title Asset Life Sukuk to Fund Utility Companies
title_short Asset Life Sukuk to Fund Utility Companies
title_full Asset Life Sukuk to Fund Utility Companies
title_fullStr Asset Life Sukuk to Fund Utility Companies
title_full_unstemmed Asset Life Sukuk to Fund Utility Companies
title_sort asset life sukuk to fund utility companies
publisher Università degli Studi di Torino
series European Journal of Islamic Finance
issn 2421-2172
2421-2172
publishDate 2017-03-01
description In response to a growth in the world population, there has been a growth in demand for utilities; In fact government and utility companies are increasingly looking to alternative sources of finance to meet these growing demands. This paper will provide evidence that Sukuk is one of the vehicles for funding utilities which can fill the gaps between available sources and customer needs. A qualitative research approach has been used to examine the main characteristics of investment in the utility sector and compare them with Sukuk features. The paper explains the process of choosing and developing the Sukuk structure to fit the main originator objectives. The paper concludes that Sukuk can meet utility companies’ needs, and the paper suggesting that utility company can use the Sukuk structure with no redemption value.
topic sukuk
ustility
redemption value
asset life
url https://www.ojs.unito.it/index.php/EJIF/article/view/1611
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