Methods and systems for issuing a convertible financial instrument
AssigneeMustafa E. Al-Saleh
InventorMustafa E. Al-Saleh
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AssigneeMustafa E. Al-Saleh
InventorMustafa E. Al-Saleh
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A convertible financial instrument for raising capital by an issuing business in compliance with Sharia principles includes a sukuk portion and a conversion portion. The sukuk portion represents a non equity ownership interest in the business. The sukuk portion includes a coupon return paid from at least one of profits and capital gains of the business. The sukuk portion is redeemable at a maturity date at a face value of the sukuk portion. The conversion portion is exercisable upon reaching a conversion date. The conversion portion is exercisable to convert the sukuk portion based on a predetermined formula into a converted financial instrument representing an equity ownership interest in the business. The predetermined formula does not include a conventional premium formula that is based on a time value of money and an interest rate since such a conventional premium formula does not comply with Sharia principles.
A method for providing a convertible financial instrument for raising capital by an issuing business, the convertible financial instrument structured to generate returns that are based on actual profits and capital gains of the issuing business and not on a pre-determined interest rate, the method uses a computer coupled to a database, the method comprising:
A network-based system for issuing a convertible financial instrument to a customer for raising capital for an issuing business, the convertible financial instrument structured to generate returns that are based on actual profits and capital gains of the issuing business and not on a pre-determined interest rate, the system comprising:
A computer readable storage medium tangibly embodying program instructions for providing a convertible financial instrument for raising capital by an issuing business, the convertible financial instrument structured to generate returns that are based on actual profits and capital gains of the issuing business and not on a predetermined interest rate, the instructions configured to instruct a computer to:
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