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Figure 4.14: Regulatory and Fiscal initiatives to Develop Corporate Bond Issuance

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Sources: CMB, BRSA

*Note: In June 2016, CMB announced a 50% discount in registration fees which are charged from public offerings,

sukuk issuances and issuances of real-estate certificates (Source: Growth Strategy Update 2016).

4.5.3

ANALYSIS OF SUKUK STRUCTURES, ISSUANCE AND INVESTMENT

Analysis of Sukuk Structures

Availability of eligible assets remains at the forefront in driving the choice of sukuk structures.

For sovereign and private sector sukuk, issuances have been mostly structured based on the

wakalah

and

ijarah

concepts (refer Table 4.22). Figure 4.15 delineates the types of sukuk

structures approved by the Communiqué

.

Table 4.22: Turkish Private Sector’s Sukuk Issuance by Type of Shariah Structure

Type of sukuk structure/ (USD million)

2013

2014

2015

2016

June 2017

Based on management contract (

wakalah

sukuk)

278.8

1,152.4

848.9

792.4

655.1

Based on ownership

(covered

ijarah

sukuk)

565.4

672.2

175.5

56.7

14.2

Based on partnership contract

(

musharakah

)

-

-

-

-

118.0

Trading-based contract

(

murabahah/tawarruq

sukuk)

-

250.0

226.3

124.8

78.0

Total

844.2 2,074.7 1,250.7 973.9

865.3

Source: Undersecretariat of Treasury