Islamic Financial Products
Ethical structures connected to trade, assets and productive growth
IMFB explores Islamic financial structures designed around transparency, identifiable commercial purpose and real economic activity.
Each structure is assessed according to the underlying asset, transaction, business activity, counterparties and relevant legal and Shariah-governance requirements.
Product Structures
Murabaha
Acquisition of goods, stock, machinery or equipment at an agreed transparent price
Ijarah
Leasing of vehicles, equipment, machinery or productive assets
Musharakah
Partnership capital for businesses, assets, projects or joint ventures
Mudarabah
Capital-and-management partnership arrangements
Wakalah
Agency arrangements for investment, asset or transaction administration
Salam
Advance purchase of specified goods for future delivery
Istisna’a
Manufacturing, construction or development of specified assets
Trade Finance
Goods, supplier payments, inventory, imports and exports
Our Focus
We work with businesses and investors seeking ethical, commercially grounded structures linked to actual goods, assets, contracts and enterprise.