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Understanding Ownership and Capital in Sukuk

today 26 December 2014 GMT
By Naveed Mohammed

Sukuk has certain implicit features that makes them different from Riba securities. The most clear difference between them is in what owning them means. In the case of sukuk, investors own part of the capital and receive benefits from increases in its value.


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