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WorksheetsSukuk And Securitization
Total questions: 8
Worksheet time: 5mins
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Class
Date
1.
What is the main difference between sukuk and conventional bonds?
a)
Sukuk gives fixed interest
b)
Sukuk represents ownership in assets
c)
Sukuk has higher risk than bonds
d)
Sukuk is issued only by banks
2.
In sukuk, returns to investors are usually based on:
a)
Interest payments
b)
Gambling outcomes
c)
Asset performance or profit
d)
Currency speculation
3.
What is the main purpose of securitization in sukuk structures?
a)
To increase interest rates
b)
To turn assets into tradable securities
c)
To avoid Shariah review
d)
To reduce investor ownership
4.
Which party usually issues sukuk certificates in a securitization process?
a)
Central bank
b)
Shariah committee
c)
Special Purpose Vehicle (SPV)
d)
Retail investors
5.
How do sukuk and securitization support the Islamic capital market?
a)
By promoting short-term speculation
b)
By funding asset-based and long-term projects
c)
By replacing all conventional finance
d)
By reducing transparency
6.
Which of the following is a common Shariah issue in Islamic securitization?
a)
High dividend payout
b)
Asset ownership not clearly transferred
c)
Too many investors involved
d)
Use of local currency
7.
If a sukuk structure only copies a conventional bond but changes the name, what Shariah concern may arise?
a)
Inflation risk
b)
Market risk
c)
Shariah non-compliance (substance over form)
d)
Credit rating downgrade
8.
Why is Malaysia often seen as a global leader in sukuk securitization?
a)
It avoids conventional finance fully
b)
It has strong Shariah governance and active sukuk market
c)
It offers the highest returns
d)
It focuses only on domestic investors
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