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    Structural Break-Up Int'l Corporate Sukuk Issuances (Jan 2001-March 2015, USD Millions)

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    The document analyzes different types of global Sukuk issuances from 2001 to 2015. It shows that Sukuk al Ijarah made up the largest percentage at 29% while Sukuk al Musharakah and Sukuk al Murabahah each made up over 10%. It also graphs the growth in securitization of various non-mortgage asset classes from 2001 to 2015, with student loans and credit cards growing the most significantly in recent years. Finally, it outlines the structure of an Sukuk al-Intifa transaction where a developer issues Sukuk to finance construction and the Sukuk holders receive the right to use the property.

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    The document analyzes different types of global Sukuk issuances from 2001 to 2015. It shows that Sukuk al Ijarah made up the largest percentage at 29% while Sukuk al Musharakah and Sukuk al Murabahah each made up over 10%. It also graphs the growth in securitization of various non-mortgage asset classes from 2001 to 2015, with student loans and credit cards growing the most significantly in recent years. Finally, it outlines the structure of an Sukuk al-Intifa transaction where a developer issues Sukuk to finance construction and the Sukuk holders receive the right to use the property.

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    The document analyzes different types of global Sukuk issuances from 2001 to 2015. It shows that Sukuk al Ijarah made up the largest percentage at 29% while Sukuk al Musharakah and Sukuk al Murabahah each made up over 10%. It also graphs the growth in securitization of various non-mortgage asset classes from 2001 to 2015, with student loans and credit cards growing the most significantly in recent years. Finally, it outlines the structure of an Sukuk al-Intifa transaction where a developer issues Sukuk to finance construction and the Sukuk holders receive the right to use the property.

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    Structural Break-Up Int'l Corporate Sukuk Issuances (Jan 2001-March 2015, USD Millions)

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    Structural Break-up intl Corporate Sukuk

    Issuances (Jan 2001-March 2015, USD Millions)

    Sukuk Al Wakalah; 8.79; 13%

    Hybird Sukuk; 7.56; 12%

    Islamic Exchangeable Sukuj; 4.04; 6%

    Sukuk alMusharakah; 11.41; 17%

    Sukuk Al Ijarah; 18.85; 29%

    Sukuk Al Murabahah; 6.84; 10%

    Sukuk Al Mudharabah; 7.83; 12%

    Global sukuk Insurrance


    800,000
    700,000
    600,000
    500,000
    400,000
    300,000
    200,000
    100,000
    -

    Securitization of nonmortgage Asset Classes 2001-1


    Hight Yield CLOs

    Student Loans

    Credit cards

    CMBS

    Automobiles

    250

    200

    150

    100

    50

    0
    2001

    2002

    2003

    2004

    2005

    2006

    2007

    2008

    2009

    2010

    2011

    2012

    2013

    2014

    2015

    Lease o
    Rental Payment

    Purchase/ Sale undertaking


    Exercise Price/ sale of Ijara Assets

    )Schedule Dissolution Date/ Tax Redemption Date/ Change of Control Put Option Date/ Dissolution Event Rede

    Agreements
    Cash Flows

    Certificate
    s

    Certificate
    s
    Proceeds

    Periodic
    Distributio
    n
    Amounts/

    Declaration agency

    Issuer

    In-Kind
    contributio
    n

    Security
    Over
    assets

    Cash
    contribution
    Procurement
    Agreement

    Certificates issue
    proceeds
    Certificates
    Periodic distribution
    amounts, Fixed
    distribution amounts, early
    distribution amounts, and
    additional distribution
    amount and additional
    termination distribution
    amount (in each case as

    Cash
    contribution
    Advance rental
    Payments and
    rental Payments

    Lease termination
    sum or total loss
    shortfall amount (if
    applicable)

    Issuer procurement
    termination sum plus
    additional issuer
    procurement termination
    sum (if applicable)

    Forward
    agree

    4.Issuance of
    sukuk Al-intifa

    Land
    Owner
    (gov KSA)

    1. Ijarah
    contract on
    use of land
    (bot
    concept)

    THE DEVELOPER

    Payment.5
    for lease of
    land

    Proceeds from
    sukuk
    issuance

    3. Payment for
    rental (forward
    leasing)

    2. Sells of right
    of future use of
    the unit

    SUKUK al-intifa
    6. Development
    cost
    SUKUK Investors
    The complex
    7. Right to use (time-use) by
    the sukuk holders

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