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Ring-Fencing


The separation of an entity’s assets or profits (or return on assets) financially without necessarily having it operated as a separate or standalone entity. For example, the assets of sukuk can be ring-fenced in order to realize their own credit worthiness and control over their assets apart from the issuer.

Ring-fencing helps identify a genuine return on assets with respect to a specific project or issue.



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