Table 1

The main differences between asset-based and asset-backed ṣukūk

CategoriesAsset-based ṣukūkAsset-backed ṣukūk
Source of PaymentPayment is from originator/obligor’s cash flowsPayment is from the revenue generated by underlying asset
Presentation/disclosure of the assetThe asset stays on the balance sheet of originator/obligorThe asset is separated from the originator’s book
Types of ṣukūk holder’s ownershipBeneficial ownership but with no right to dispose of the assetLegal ownership with the right to dispose-off the asset
RecoursePurchase undertaking at par from obligor is the ultimate recourse, which is only to obligor and not the assetṢukūk holders only have recourse to asset, hence asset plays genuine role in defaults

Source(s): Zolfaghari (2017) 

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