Our team has extensive experience advising on a wide range of Islamic finance transactions, including Islamic project finance mandates. We specialize in structures such as Diminishing Musharaka-cum-Ijarah facilities, Istisna, Musharaka, Mudaraba, and the structuring of sukuk arrangements, among other Sharia-compliant financing options. We also apply these structures for legacy and succession planning, providing clients with innovative solutions that align with both financial and religious principles.
Notable Matters
- Provided guidance on the extension of a diminishing Musharakah-cum-Ijarah facility for a prominent GCC Islamic bank.
- Assisted a borrower in structuring an Istisna agreement, financing a project under an Islamic facility based on an Istisna-Musharakah structure.
- Supported a family business group in utilizing Islamic finance structures for effective legacy and succession planning.
- Advised on the structuring and issuance of a sukuk for a development project in a key region.
- Guided the restructuring of a syndicated Diminishing Musharakah-cum-Ijarah facility for a major development company.
- Provided strategic counsel to a project company regarding a proposed Islamic finance structure for an upcoming project.
- Assisted Islamic lenders with the refinancing of facilities intended for the development of a major processing facility, ensuring compliance with Sharia principles.
- Offered legal advice on the granting of Diminishing Musharakah facilities for financing key infrastructure projects.
- Advised on the creation of an Islamic fund, ensuring all structures adhered to Sharia-compliant investment guidelines.
- Provided support on the grant of Diminishing Musharakah facilities through an Islamic window for financing a specialized business venture.
- Advised a GCC-based project company on a combined conventional and Islamic project finance structure, incorporating both a conventional term loan and a diminishing Musharakah-cum-Ijarah facility covering trade finance needs.