Structuring Islamic Syndicated Transactions DIFC, Dubai

Course details

Nasdaq Dubai & SHAPE Knowledge Services present a course that analyzes the key elements of syndication involving Islamic banks. The course will use practical cases to demonstrate the issues that Islamic and conventional banks face in syndicating transactions. Delegates will be lead through the vocabulary and nomenclature of Islamic Finance applicable to Islamic syndication. Various Islamic toolkits will be examined to learn how they are applied in organizing and managing the syndicate or club.

The case studies are derived from the business experience of the instructors. Different cases provide examples of co-financing. The case studies pose structuring problems to the delegates in order to develop a clear understanding of the issues involving different Islamic instruments. Cases cover construction, trade finance, project finance and corporate finance. Delegates will learn about documentation issues and how these are interpreted by the Sharia’a departments of various institutions. The cases permit delegates to see both the financier and customer side of transactions.

WHO SHOULD ATTEND

This course is suitable for:

• Bankers
• Lawyers
• Sharia’ascholars and Reviewers
• Investment Bankers
• Regulators
• Financial Journalists
• Corporate Finance Officers

KEYHIGHLIGHTS& KNOWLEDGE VALUES

• Identify and manage key Sharia’a issues in the formation and execution of syndication.
• Understand documentation challenges when syndicating in the Islamic market.
• Comparative analysis of different financing tools applied to syndication.
• Problem solving in the structuring of syndications.

Updated on 17 November, 2019