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Table 4.14: Types of Sukuk Negara Shariah Structures Approved by DSN-MUI
Ijarah
(Sale and lease
back)
Ijarah
al-Khadamat
Ijarah
(Asset to be
leased)
Wakalah
Description
Sukuk issued based
on the sale-and-
leaseback
mechanism (asset
purchase
transaction,
whereby the
purchaser then
leases back the
purchased assets to
the seller).
Sukuk issued based
on Islamic
principles
represents
ownership of SBSN
assets in the form of
services.
Sukuk issued based
on Islamic
principles,
represents
ownership of SBSN
assets, either
already in existence
or will exist.
Sukuk issued based
on Islamic
principles
represents
ownership of
project or activities
managed on the
basis of an
investment agency,
by appointing an
agent to manage the
operation.
DSN-MUI fatwa
Number 72/2008
Number 9/2000
Number 76/2010
Number 95/2014
Underlying
assets
State-owned assets
Hajj
services
Project and state-
owned assets
Rent money/
margin/fixed fee
Tradability
Tradable
Non-tradable
Tradable
Tradable
Issuance
documents
Akad bay’
Akad ijarah
Sukuk asset-
management
agreement
Sale undertaking
and purchase
undertaking
Akad wakalah
Akad ijarah
Handover
(BAST) services
hajj
Booking letters
Akad wakalah
Akad ijarah
asset
to be leased
Sukuk asset-
management
agreement
Sale undertaking
and purchase
undertaking
Declaration of
trust
Purchase
agreement
Procurement
agreement
Lease agreement
Servicing agency
agreement
Substitution
undertaking
Transfer
undertaking
Purchase
undertaking
Cost undertaking
Agency
agreement
Sukuk
Negara
series
Islamic Fixed Rate
(IFR), Retail Sukuk
(SR), Sukuk Negara
Indonesia (SNI)
Hajj
Fund Sukuk
(SDHI)
Project based sukuk
(PBS), SR
SNI
Source: MOF
Analysis of Sukuk Issuances – Supply (Sell Side)
The pace of growth of LCY corporate sukuk remains a challenge for the government and the
regulators. Since the first sukuk issuance by PT Indosat in September 2002, there has been a
limited number of corporate sukuk issues (refer to Chart 4.41).