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2. Islamic Finance
Group Members Roll No
Naqi Raza 834
Ahmad M. Ali 820
Mustafa Shafee 808
Shahman Rasheed 833
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Topic: Al-Baraka Islamic Bank (AIB)
4. What is Al–Baraka Islamic Bank (AIB)?
AlBaraka Islamic Bank (AIB) is a member of Albaraka Banking Group (ABG)
which is a Bahraini Joint Stock Company listed on Bahrain and Dubai stock
exchanges and one of the well-known leading international Islamic banks.
Albaraka Banking Group is the biggest Islamic banking group listed on the
Bahrain Stock
Exchange in terms of capitalization. It has been rated by Standard & Poor's as
BBB- with a short-term rating of A-3.
The authorized capital of ABG is US$1.5 billion, while the total equity
amounts to about US$ 1.59 billion. With assets of US$11.2 billion, the Group
has a wide geographical presence in the form of subsidiary banking Units in 15
countries, which in turn provide their services through more than 700+
branches. Al Baraka currently has a strong presence in Algeria, Bahrain, Egypt,
Jordan, Lebanon, Pakistan, South Africa, Sudan, Syria, Tunis, Turkey,
Indonesia, Libya, Iraq and Saudi Arabia. 4
5. History
Al-Baraka Islamic Bank (AIB) has the honor of being the pioneer of Islamic
banking in Pakistan and has been operating in the country as branches of Al-
Baraka Islamic Bank Bahrain since 1991.
Over the years, the bank has successfully developed and maintained its identity
as one of the leading providers of a host of banking products and services in
strict compliance with Shari‟ah principles. Currently operating with 150
branches in 94 major cities of the country,
AIB offers a wide array of Islamic financing products such as Murabaha, Ijara,
Musharaka and Islamic Export Refinance.
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6. Al - Baraka’s Commitment to Islamic Banking
Al-Baraka Islamic Bank and Al-Baraka Banking Group are fully committed to
develop and promote an integrated Islamic Financial System. Compliance with
the rules and principles of Islamic Shariah is the core of the banking and
financial activities and its philosophy. All its banking activities are very closely
regulated by a Board of Shariah Advisors based at the Head Office in Bahrain
and a Shariah Advisor based in Pakistan, to ensure strict compliance with the
highest standards of Islamic Banking principles.
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7. Present Status in Pakistan
Currently the authorized capital of Al – Baraka Islamic is US $ 1.5 billion,
while the total equity amounts to about US $ 1.5 billion. The Group has a wide
geographical presence in the form of Subsidiary banking units in, which in turn
provide their services through more than branches. Currently there are 1900+
employees working at different branches of Al – Baraka Islamic at Pakistan.
With assets in excess of Rs. 90 billion; a workforce more than 1900+
professionals and a network of 150 branches in 94 cities and towns across
Pakistan.
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8. Vision and Mission of AIB
Vision
To be a leading and a diversified
International Islamic Bank,
Offering a wide range of Quality
Products and Services and forming
strategic alliances for a Competitive
Edge.
Mission
We strive to be a Premier Regional
Islamic Bank, Dedicated to the
Economic and Social Development
of our target market, Maximizing
our Clients and Shareholders Value
And focusing on the Human
Resource Development In an
environment of Creativity and
Innovation.
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9. Assets and Liabilities
Asset side products
Ijara financing(commercial vehicles)
Ijara financing (office equipment)
Ijara financing (plant and machinery)
Ijara financing (office equipment-
consumer)
Export Murabaha and murabaha
finance
Import murabha and Murabaha finance
Housing Musharka consumer
Commercial construction and purchase
Export Musharka
Islamic export refinance scheme
Liability side products
PLS saving account-local
PLS saving-foreign
Current account
Term deposit
Al-barka incentive account
AMI joint pool account
10. Asset side products
IJARA for (commercial vehicles, plant and
machinery, office equipment
Underlying Islamic mode
Type of product
Basis of pricing
Minimum/maximum finance
Time Period
Target customers
Security
Ijara
corporate SME
Kibor plus fixed and variable rates
as per bank internal assessment and prs
3-5 years
all corporate and SME customers
title of leased asset on bank’s name, security
deposit and any other security as per PRs
11. Ijara finance (office equipment-consumer)
Underlying Islamic mode
Type of product
Basis of pricing
Minimum/maximum finance
Time Period
Target customers
Security
Ijara
Consumer
Kibor based fixed plus variable rates
As per bank internal assessment and PRs
3-5 years
Salaried self employed and businessman
title of leased asset on bank’s name, security
deposit and any other security as per PRs
13. Murabaha Finance
Underlying Islamic mode
Type of product
Basis of pricing
Minimum/maximum finance
Time Period
Target customers
Security
Murabaha
Corporate and SME
Kibor based fixed plus variable rates
As per bank internal assessment and PRs
90 days-1 year
All corporate and SME customers
Cash, pledge, mortgage, or hypothecation of
asset or as per PRs and bank’s requirement
14. Import/export Murabaha and Murabaha
finance
Underlying Islamic mode
Type of product
Basis of pricing
Minimum/maximum finance
Time Period
Target customers
Security
Murabaha
Corporate and SME
Libor based
As per bank internal assessment and PRs
90 days-1 year
All corporate and SME customers
Cash, pledge, mortgage, or hypothecation of
asset or as per PRs and bank’s requirement
15. Housing Musharaka Consumer
Underlying Islamic mode
Type of product
Basis of pricing
Minimum/maximum finance
Time Period
Target customers
Security
Diminishing Musharka
Consumer
Kibor
0.3m-20m
3-20years
Salaried, self employed, and businessman
Properties are mortgage in banks’ favor,
personal guarantee or any other collateral
16. Commercial construction and purchase
Underlying Islamic mode
Type of product
Basis of pricing
Minimum/maximum finance
Time Period
Target customers
Security
Diminishing Musharaka
Corporate, SME
Kibor
As per bank internal assessment and PRs
0-5 years
Corporate and SME sector customers
Properties are mortgage in banks’ favor,
personal guarantee or any other collateral
17. Export Musharaka
Underlying Islamic mode
Type of product
Basis of pricing
Minimum/maximum finance
Time Period
Target customers
Security
Musharaka
Corporate
Kibor plus spread (pre agreed ratio)
As per bank internal assessment and PRs
As per bank internal assessment -180days
Corporate and SME
Pledge, mortgage, or hypothecation of assets
18. Islamic export refinance scheme
Underlying Islamic mode
Type of product
Basis of pricing
Minimum/maximum finance
Time Period
Target customers
Security
Musharaka , istisna, Murabaha, musawama
Corporate and SME
As per SBP refinance rate
As per PRs and bank internal assessment
As per PRs -180 days
Corporate, SME customers
Cash, pledge, collateral, mortgage or
hypothecation of assets