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1. 1
Islamic Cost of Capital
Ijlal Alvi
CEO - IIFM
2
Contents
Current State Analysis of Islamic Capital
Markets vs. Conventional
Present Market Focus
High Priority Development Areas
Cost of Capital of IFSI
LIBOR as a Reference Rate
Alternatives to LIBOR
2. 2
3
IIFM
The IIFM is an international infrastructure, non-
profit organization, established through the
collective efforts of five countries and one
multilateral institution: Bahrain, Brunei, Indonesia,
Malaysia, Sudan and Islamic Development Bank.
IIFM’s Principal Objective is to establish, develop
and promote the Islamic Capital and Money Market
on the principles of Shari’ah
IIFM’s role is that of a developer and catalyst of the
Islamic financial market encompassing both the
short-term money market and the long-term capital
market
4
IIFM- Vision & Mission
Vision:
Active and well regulated trading and capital flows
across the full spectrum of Shari’a compliant
financial instruments internationally
Mission:
To achieve the Vision by catalyzing both national
and international trading infrastructure, product
innovation and information flow within strong,
transparent and well regulated standards and
guidelines. Promoting acceptance and integration
with mainstream markets.
3. 3
5
IIFM – Areas of Immediate Focus
Standardization of market related issues such as
contracts and products
Guidelines and Procedures relating to primary and
secondary market
International Islamic Trading and Liquidity
management system covering aspects such as trading
infrastructure, clearing and settlement
Research and Development and Specialized events and
forums to disseminate information and create awareness
on Islamic Capital and Short Term Financial Market
Development of templates for capital market segment
of the Islamic Financial Services Industry
6
Current State Analysis of Islamic
Capital Markets vs. Conventional
- Equity
Accepted
- Acceptances
- Commercial Paper
Developed, but not
negotiable
- Commodity futures
- Financial Futures
Under Development
-Bonds
-Floating rate Bonds
-Securitized loans
-Index-linked
securities
-Convertibles
Emerging
-Preferred Stocks
-Primes & Scores
-Warrants
-Synthetics
-Swaps
-Options
Non-Existent
4. 4
7
Present Market Focus
Product Innovation
Sukuks and new Structures
Islamic Asset Backed & Mortgage Backed
Securities
Islamic Funds – Mutual and Specific
Islamic Real Estate and REITS
Hedge Techniques and Derivatives
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High Priority Development Areas
I. Liquidity Management issues
Under-developed or non-existent Islamic Money
Market
Lack of adequate Shari’a complaint Money Market
instruments
Risk Management techniques
Availability of quality assets
Lender of last resort (LLR) privileges for day-to-
day liquidity management
5. 5
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High Priority Development Areas
II. Sukuk issues
Non existence secondary market mainly due to the
lack of critical mass.
Few market makers
Secondary Market Pricing - area of inefficiency
and requires more transparency
Usage of Sukuk as a monetary management tool by
regulatory bodies
Lack of Shari’a harmonization
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High Priority Development Areas
III. Standardization
Standardization of products, contracts and related
issues need to identified and developed, perhaps
on a self-regulatory basis
Development of Guidelines and templates
Regulatory Framework - enforceability up to
regulators
6. 6
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Cost of Capital for IFSI
Cost of Capital is the cost of finance needed to acquire
the physical capital
Cost of capital determines the minimum return
required by the firm on capital deployed
In the absence of an Islamic Rate of Return, IFI’s use
the interest rate mechanism (LIBOR) as a benchmark
for procurement and placement of funds
Due to current market focus and high priority
development areas, little emphasis is being made on
developing an alternative to LIBOR
As the Islamic Financial Services Industry is no longer
a niche market, perhaps an Islamic Rate of Return is
needed
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LIBOR – Halal or Haram?
Shari’a Scholars ruling is that if the transaction fulfils
all the Shari’a requirements, then merely using an
interest rate as a benchmark for determining the profit
of the underlying instrument does not render the
transaction as haram or invalid, because the
transaction itself does not contain interest
Some Scholars are of the view that this practice should
be phased out, because
• Using the rate of interest as an ideal for halal business is
not desirable and
• It does not advance the basic philosophy of Islamic
economy having no impact on the system of distribution
7. 7
13
An Alternative to LIBOR- Abbas
Mirakhor Approach
Proposes that Cost of Capital can be measured
without resort to a fixed and predetermined
interest rate
The benchmark could be created based on Tobin q
theory
Main assumption:
• In the absence of a fixed and predetermined rate of
interest, equity financing becomes the only source of
financial capital, and as such, the economy’s
financial system becomes equity-based and hence,
the equity market would provide a measure of the
cost of capital
14
An Alternative to LIBOR- Sheikh
Taqi Usmani Approach
A Benchmark can be achieved by creating a common
pool which invests in asset-backed instruments like
musharakah, ijarah etc.
If majority assets are in tangible form, its units can
be sold and purchased on the basis of their net asset
value determined on periodical basis
These units may be negotiable and maybe used for
overnight financing
The banks having surplus liquidity can purchase
these units and when they need liquidity, they can
sell them
This arrangement may create inter-bank market and
the value of the units may serve as
an indicator for determining the profit
8. 8
15
An Alternative to LIBOR-
Malaysian Approach
Bank Negara Malaysia introduced the “Framework of
the Rate of Return” to standardize the methodology
on the calculation of distributable profits and the
derivation of the rates of return to the depositors
The objectives of the framework are:
• Set the minimum standard in calculating the rates of
return
• Provide the same playing level and term of reference
for the Islamic banking institutions (IBIs) in deriving
the rates of return; and
• Provide Bank Negara Malaysia with an effective
yardstick to assess the level of efficiency of the IBIs
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An Alternative to LIBOR-
Malaysian Approach
The framework comprises two main components i.e.
the calculation table and the distribution table
The calculation table prescribes the income and
expense items that need to be reported and sets out the
standard calculation in deriving the net distributable
income
The distribution table sets out the distribution of the
net distributable income posted from the calculation
table among demand, savings and general investment
deposits according to their structures, maturities and
the pre-agreed profit sharing ratios between the bank
and the depositors
9. 9
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An Alternative to LIBOR-
Malaysian Approach
Example: Mudarabah Inter-bank Investments (MII)
The rate of return is based on the rate of gross profit
before distribution for investments of one year of the
investee bank
The profit sharing ratio is negotiable among both
parties
The investor bank at the time of negotiation would not
know what the return would be, as the actual return
will be crystallized towards the end of the investment
period
The principal invested shall be repaid at the end of the
period, together with a share of the profit arising from
the used funds by the investee bank
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P. O. Box 11454, Manama, Kingdom of Bahrain