Initial Consultation
Discuss the funding requirement and preferred conventional, Sharia compliant or flexible structure.
Each opportunity is reviewed individually and progressed through a structured funding process.
Discuss the funding requirement and preferred conventional, Sharia compliant or flexible structure.
Review the business, property or project, required amount, use of funds, underlying assets and preferred structure.
Identify compliance requirements, where applicable, and structures or activities the client wishes to avoid.
Collect the financial, commercial, operational, legal and property information needed to assess the opportunity.
Prepare the opportunity professionally for suitable funding sources.
Identify potential Islamic institutions, investment groups, private investors, property finance providers or other suitable capital sources.
Potential providers may propose Murabaha, Ijarah, Musharakah, Mudarabah, Istisna or another structure depending on the transaction.
The provider conducts commercial, financial and legal due diligence and, where applicable, Sharia review.
Support discussions around funding amount, commercial return, security, guarantees, settlement schedule, conditions and timetable.
The transaction proceeds after required commercial, legal and Sharia approvals and final documentation.
A professional retainer may be charged only after our preliminary assessment has established that the project is viable and that we confirm that the required funding can be secured, subject to due diligence and final approval by the relevant funding parties.
Certain projects require financing to be sourced through our strategic funding partners. In such cases, a retainer may be charged to cover the initial assessment, transaction structuring, documentation review, coordination with funding partners, and allocation of the professional resources required to progress the opportunity.
The retainer will be fully deducted from our agreed professional or success fees upon successful completion of the transaction. However, if the client withdraws from the engagement or discontinues the transaction after work has commenced, the retainer will be forfeited and will not be refundable.
Payment of a retainer does not constitute a guarantee of funding. All transactions remain subject to satisfactory due diligence, compliance requirements, commercial terms, and final approval by the relevant investors, lenders, or funding partners.