The Application of Commodity Muḍārabah in Bursa Suq Al-Sila'Malaysia vis-a-vis Jakarta Future Exchange Shariah Indonesia: A Comparative Analysis
AW Dusuki, MM Ali… - ISRA International Journal …, 2013 - journal.inceif.edu.my
AW Dusuki, MM Ali, YD Sandrego
ISRA International Journal of Islamic Finance, 2013•journal.inceif.edu.myTawarruq has been extensively used by Islamic financial institutions (IFIs) recently, mainly to
address liquidity shortages and to structure risk management tools. The common term used
in the market to denote tawarruq is “commodity mur ba ah” or sometimes “commodity
musāwamah”. The concept of tawarruq has gained wide acceptance among market players
due to its flexibility, which allows IFIs to provide cash with predetermined fixed income, just
as their conventional counterparts do.
address liquidity shortages and to structure risk management tools. The common term used
in the market to denote tawarruq is “commodity mur ba ah” or sometimes “commodity
musāwamah”. The concept of tawarruq has gained wide acceptance among market players
due to its flexibility, which allows IFIs to provide cash with predetermined fixed income, just
as their conventional counterparts do.
Abstract
Tawarruq has been extensively used by Islamic financial institutions (IFIs) recently, mainly to address liquidity shortages and to structure risk management tools. The common term used in the market to denote tawarruq is “commodity mur ba ah” or sometimes “commodity musāwamah”. The concept of tawarruq has gained wide acceptance among market players due to its flexibility, which allows IFIs to provide cash with predetermined fixed income, just as their conventional counterparts do.
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