Capital intensity and Sukuk: Difference between pages

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Sharia-compliant finance.

A negotiable instrument representing a proportionate share of an underlying capital asset, financed by the cash raised from the issue of the sukuk.

Sometimes referred to (not strictly correctly) as an 'Islamic bond'.

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-Capital intensity measures the amount of a firm's investment in capital assets, compared with other factors of production or outputs.
+''Sharia-compliant finance.''
+A negotiable instrument representing a proportionate share of an underlying capital asset, financed by the cash raised from the issue of the sukuk.
-One measure of capital intensity is the firm's Capital to labour ratio, relating to its inputs.
+Sometimes referred to (not strictly correctly) as an 'Islamic bond'.
-Another measure of capital intensity is the ratio of a firm's assets to its revenues.
+== See also ==
+* [[Bond]]
+* [[Securitisation]]
+* [[Securitisation special purpose vehicle]]
+* [[Sharia-compliant finance]]
+* [[Sharia-compliant fixed income capital markets instruments for cross-border transactions]]
+* [[Special purpose vehicle]]
+* [[Transition sukuk]]
+===Other links===
+[http://www.treasurers.org/node/9516 Sweet sukuk, Noel Lourdes, The Treasurer, Nov 2013]
-== See also ==
+[[Category:The_business_context]]
-* [[Assets]]
+[[Category:Corporate_finance]]
-* [[Capital]]
-* [[Capital mobility]]
-* [[Capital structure]]
-* [[Capital to labour ratio]]
-* [[Capitalisation]]
-* [[Cost of capital]]
-* [[Credit balance]]
-* [[Debt capital]]
-* [[Enterprise]]
-* [[Equity cost of capital]]
-* [[Factors of production]]
-* [[Finance ]]
-* [[Investment bank]]
-* [[Labour]]
-* [[Land]]
-* [[Liabilities]]
-* [[Regulatory capital]]
-* [[Share capital]]
-* [[Working capital]]