WORLD - CAPITAL MARKETS - Third party guarantees for sukuk set to take off

One of the positive outcomes of the 36th annual board of governors meeting held in Jeddah last month was the approval by the Board of Directors of the Islamic Corporation for the Insurance of Export Credit and Investment (ICIEC), the standalone export credit and political risk insurance agency of the IDB Group, of the corporation's capital from the current $240 million to $640 million. (source)

REGULATIONS - Malaysia - Concept Paper of Shariah Parameter Reference 5: Istisna Contract (SPR5)

New guideline on Shariah Parameter Reference 5: Istisna' Contract has been posted on Bank Negara Malaysia's website. 

Feedback is expected by Jan 28, 2011.  The actual concept paper can be accessed under 5.i. Attachment 1.

We give here the outstanding, existing links :

Shariah

1. Shariah Parameter Reference 1 - Murabahah **updated 2009/09/03
   1. Related attachment: Shariah Parameter Reference 1: Murabahah Contract (Frequently Asked Questions) **updated 2009/09/01
2. Shariah Governance Framework for Islamic Financial Institutions ** updated 2010/10/26
3. Concept Paper on Shariah Parameter Reference 4: Musharakah Contract ** NEW 2010/06/15
   1. Attachment 1: Draft of Shariah Parameter Reference 4: Musharakah Contract
   2. Attachment 2: Feedback Form on Draft of Shariah Parameter Reference 4: Musharakah Contract (SPR4)
4. Schedule of Shariah Advisory Council Meetings for 2011 ** NEW 2010/12/28
5. Concept Paper on Shariah Parameter Reference 5: Istisna' Contract ** NEW 2010/12/28
   1. Attachment 1: Draft of Shariah Parameter Reference 5: Istisna' Contract
   2. Attachment 2: Feedback Form on Draft of Shariah Parameter Reference 5: Istisna' Contract (SPR5) 

ARTICLE - SUKUK - MORTGAGE - Risk factors of economic securitization in Islamic Shari'ah Profile

Source : mortgagebrokerschool.com

securitization ISLAMIC NEEDS more thoughts 

It is a process of securitization has been widely used by institutions, the Islamic financial services (IIFSs) significantly for many years, especially for cash equivalence and marketability. In other words, the liquidation process Sukukization for a speedy, direct access to capital markets, the creation of secondary markets and risk segmentation – often referred to simply as Sukuk.