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What Are the Types of Wakalah?

Wakalah is an Arabic term (وكالة) that implies, in literal meaning, the act of taking custody of something or applying...

What Is Mudaraba?

A type of partnership (sharaka or musharaka) for profit (ribh) which is structured so that one partner (known as rabb...

What is the Relationship Between Swap Spreads and Treasury Yields?

A swap spread is the difference between the fixed interest rate and the yield of a Treasury security of the...

What Is the Difference Between a Cap and a Swaption?

By definition, a cap is a series of options called caplets, each written on a specific forward interest rate. In...

What Is the Difference Between Asset-Backed Sukuk and Asset-Based Sukuk?

Asset backed-sukuk involve granting the investor (sukuk holder) a share of a tangible asset or business venture along with a...

What is the Difference Between Istisna’a and Ijarah?

The contract of istisna’a is a contract of sale (ba'i) which involves the future delivery of specified items to be...

What Is the Difference Between Term Bonds and Serial Bonds?

A term bond is a series of bonds that are issued by the same borrower and mature on the same...

What Is the Difference Between Eurobonds and Foreign Bonds?

A Eurobond is a bond that is issued by an international borrower and sold to investors in countries with currencies...

How Do Companies Go Public?

Companies go public for a variety of reasons and considerations (access to capital, liquidity, external growth, etc). A company's decision...

What Are the Different Types of Prospectus?

A prospectus is a brief, legal document formulated in a simple style and used to present to potential investors all...