Are sukuk really giving return? Evidence from the Malaysian market / Mukhairi Ibrahim, Ibrahim Hanif Md. Ghazali & Suria Haryati Mohamed Ali

Last decade has witnessed rapid expansion of Islamic financial instruments with particularly the increase of Islamic investment certificates called Sukuk. Since Sukuk represent an alternative instrument to conventional bonds, it is of interest to evaluate the economic differences between these finan...

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Main Authors: Ibrahim, Mukhairi, Md. Ghazali, Ibrahim Hanif, Mohamed Ali, Suria Haryati
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Language:English
Published: 2013
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spelling my-uitm-ir.468492021-08-23T05:01:59Z Are sukuk really giving return? Evidence from the Malaysian market / Mukhairi Ibrahim, Ibrahim Hanif Md. Ghazali & Suria Haryati Mohamed Ali 2013-01-26 Ibrahim, Mukhairi Md. Ghazali, Ibrahim Hanif Mohamed Ali, Suria Haryati Investment companies. Investment trusts. Mutual funds Malaysia Last decade has witnessed rapid expansion of Islamic financial instruments with particularly the increase of Islamic investment certificates called Sukuk. Since Sukuk represent an alternative instrument to conventional bonds, it is of interest to evaluate the economic differences between these financing techniques and appraise the implications on the future expand of Sukuk. Performance analysis is use to investigate whether sukuk is under performing compare to conventional bond. This study found that the market perceived the risks of the instruments (Sukuk and Conventional bond) as the same that is why the return of the financial instrument is not significantly difference. For the issuer of Government Sukuk and on Government Sukuk the finding revealed, the risk are different event though based on same instrument (Sukuk), that is why the return of the issuer are significantly difference. For the on Government based Sukuk gave more return compare to Government Sukuk. The market perceived the risks of the two instruments (Sukuk and Conventional Bond) for government and non government issued as the same, that is why the return of the financial instrument for Government or Non Government based Sukuk or Conventional issued is not significantly difference. 2013-01 Thesis https://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/46849/ https://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/46849/1/46849.pdf text en public masters UiTM Cawangan Johor Kampus Pasir Gudang Faculty of Business and Management Miskam, Dr Zamri
institution Universiti Teknologi MARA
collection UiTM Institutional Repository
language English
advisor Miskam, Dr Zamri
topic Investment companies
Investment trusts
Mutual funds
Malaysia
spellingShingle Investment companies
Investment trusts
Mutual funds
Malaysia
Ibrahim, Mukhairi
Md. Ghazali, Ibrahim Hanif
Mohamed Ali, Suria Haryati
Are sukuk really giving return? Evidence from the Malaysian market / Mukhairi Ibrahim, Ibrahim Hanif Md. Ghazali & Suria Haryati Mohamed Ali
description Last decade has witnessed rapid expansion of Islamic financial instruments with particularly the increase of Islamic investment certificates called Sukuk. Since Sukuk represent an alternative instrument to conventional bonds, it is of interest to evaluate the economic differences between these financing techniques and appraise the implications on the future expand of Sukuk. Performance analysis is use to investigate whether sukuk is under performing compare to conventional bond. This study found that the market perceived the risks of the instruments (Sukuk and Conventional bond) as the same that is why the return of the financial instrument is not significantly difference. For the issuer of Government Sukuk and on Government Sukuk the finding revealed, the risk are different event though based on same instrument (Sukuk), that is why the return of the issuer are significantly difference. For the on Government based Sukuk gave more return compare to Government Sukuk. The market perceived the risks of the two instruments (Sukuk and Conventional Bond) for government and non government issued as the same, that is why the return of the financial instrument for Government or Non Government based Sukuk or Conventional issued is not significantly difference.
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author Ibrahim, Mukhairi
Md. Ghazali, Ibrahim Hanif
Mohamed Ali, Suria Haryati
author_facet Ibrahim, Mukhairi
Md. Ghazali, Ibrahim Hanif
Mohamed Ali, Suria Haryati
author_sort Ibrahim, Mukhairi
title Are sukuk really giving return? Evidence from the Malaysian market / Mukhairi Ibrahim, Ibrahim Hanif Md. Ghazali & Suria Haryati Mohamed Ali
title_short Are sukuk really giving return? Evidence from the Malaysian market / Mukhairi Ibrahim, Ibrahim Hanif Md. Ghazali & Suria Haryati Mohamed Ali
title_full Are sukuk really giving return? Evidence from the Malaysian market / Mukhairi Ibrahim, Ibrahim Hanif Md. Ghazali & Suria Haryati Mohamed Ali
title_fullStr Are sukuk really giving return? Evidence from the Malaysian market / Mukhairi Ibrahim, Ibrahim Hanif Md. Ghazali & Suria Haryati Mohamed Ali
title_full_unstemmed Are sukuk really giving return? Evidence from the Malaysian market / Mukhairi Ibrahim, Ibrahim Hanif Md. Ghazali & Suria Haryati Mohamed Ali
title_sort are sukuk really giving return? evidence from the malaysian market / mukhairi ibrahim, ibrahim hanif md. ghazali & suria haryati mohamed ali
granting_institution UiTM Cawangan Johor Kampus Pasir Gudang
granting_department Faculty of Business and Management
publishDate 2013
url https://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/46849/1/46849.pdf
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