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PRE-CONFERENCE WORKSHOP: Sunday 8th February 2009
The A-Z of Islamic Securitisation Certified by the AAFM
This workshop has been designed for new issuers and investors and will provide them with the necessary information they need in order to understand and participate in Islamic securitisation transactions. Our key experts will outline the foundations of how to approach the structure of a securitisation, who the key players are and how to ensure compliance with the Shari’ah law. It is a
“must attend” for both those that are familiar and unfamiliar with Islamic finance applications.
Agenda:
- Introduction to securitisation
- What is Islamic securitisation? A historical perspective
- Islamic debt securitisation (debt creation)
- Islamic debt securitisation - Bay Al Dayn and other possible solutions
- Some views on credit enhancement
- Shariah views on securitisation
- Analysis of the legal and regulatory framework relating to specific juridictions
- Cost-effective credit enhancement options that comply with the Shari’ah law
- Structuring Islamic products in non-Islamic jurisdictions
- The way forward
Plus! 2 Islamic Securitisation case studies
About your workshop leader
David Vicary, COO, Asia Finance Bank,
Malaysia
The American Academy of Financial Management™ is the world’s fastest growing professional association with approximately 50,000 members in over 145 countries hosting and organizing certification training worldwide and offering exclusive board certification designations to candidates who meet the highest professional standards and assessment criteria.
With liaison offices in Dubai, Hong Kong, Kuwait, Singapore, San Francisco, Monterey, New Orleans, Melbourne, Beijing the Caribbean, India and Europe, AAFM is fast becoming the world’s leading professional association for financial practitioners. The AAFM Executive Designation Programmes also provide the assurance that the holder has met the suggested criteria for graduate credentials set out in the Ibanez US Supreme Court Decision and are recognized on both the NASD and US Department of Labor websites.
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POST-CONFERENCE WORKSHOP: Wednesday 11th February 2009
Real Estate & Mortgage Backed Securitisation
With Dubai, Qatar and Bahrain experiencing an era of unprecedented real estate growth in commercial properties, residential housing and luxury resorts, this will inevitably put pressure on the loan, markets, developers and financial institutions which would traditionally look towards international capital markets to finance this growth. But what happens now that the international capital markets are no longer liquid? What are the alternatives?
This workshop will look at the structuring of mortgage backed securitisation with an emphasis on Islamic transactions of this sort. During the second half of the day, the workshop will focus on structuring asset-backed Sukuk. It is designed for both Islamic and conventional finance practitioners.
- Overview of the key products available
- Identifying the key elements of mortgage backed securitisation
- Achieving a high credit rating
- Complying with regulations and the Shari’ah law
Special Focus: Structuring Asset Backed Sukuk
The use of asset backed Sukuk as a securitisation option is expanding broadly and the global market for Sukuk is valued at hundreds of billions of dollars. This workshop will highlight the various elements involved in structuring asset-backed sukuk as well as the challenges faced.
- The Sukuk Market overview
- What is the difference between asset – backed and asset-based Sukuk?
- Identifying products and instruments in Islamic debt securities
- The Ijara asset-backed Sukuk
- Sukuk structuring and application
- Review and update on the challenges and opportunities in the implementation and development of Islamic bonds and Sukuk globally – emphasis on non-Islamic jurisdictions
- Taxation and regulatory issues for Islamic capital markets
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Strategic partner
Gold sponsor
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