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Sharjah Islamic Bank signs Murabaha pact with Turkiye Wealth Fund

The Murabaha facility has been signed for three years.
  • This agreement, facilitated by Dogan Investment Bank, marks the first time the Turkish Sovereign Wealth fund has launched Shariah-compliant financing from an international source.
  • The Turkiye Wealth Fund (TWF) is the entity responsible for the sovereign ownership of strategic and high-importance assets in Turkiye, including Turkish Airlines.

Sharjah, UAE — Sharjah Islamic Bank (SIB) and the Turkiye Wealth Fund (TWF) have signed a Shariah-compliant Murabaha facility worth $100 million, for a period of three years.

This agreement, facilitated by Dogan Investment Bank, marks the first time the Turkish Sovereign Wealth fund has launched financing from an international source in a form compliant with Islamic Shariah law.

Mohamed Abdalla, CEO of Sharjah Islamic Bank, and Arda Ermut, CEO and Board Member of TWF signed the agreement.

In this context, Mohamed Abdalla expressed the SIB’s keenness in expanding partnerships, diversifying business sectors, and introducing innovative products according to the bank’s five-year strategy for 2024 – 2028. This agreement with the (TWF) falls within the SIB’s strategic plan to diversify its asset base.

Mohamed Abdalla stated, “Turkiye is a fundamental part of our SIB’s strategy to diversify its investments and financial services, by offering the first-ever Islamic financial facility in partnership and cooperation with one of the world’s largest sovereign wealth funds, the Turkiye Wealth Fund.”

He added that the agreement of SIB with the TWF, being the primary owner of strategic assets, will help increase the depth of Islamic financing facilities in Turkiye. In return, it will enhance the SIB’s commitment to the responsibility of ensuring its operations comply with the rules and principles of Islamic Sharia, achieving the interests of customers, and contributing positively to the effective financial ecosystem on the local, regional, and global levels.

From his part, Arda Ermut commented on the transaction, stating, “Through this transaction, conducted for the first time on behalf of TWF, we highlight our mission to support improvement and deepening in financial markets, as well as our vision for sustainable development. As TWF, we continue our efforts to become a significant player in Islamic finance, diversifying instruments in this field, and building a prosperous cycle. We sincerely thank all stakeholders involved in this process.”

The Turkiye Wealth Fund (TWF) is the entity responsible for the sovereign ownership of strategic and high-importance assets in Turkiye, including Turkish Airlines, Ziraat Bank, HalkBank, Vakıfbank, Borsa Istanbul, Turkcell, Turk Telecom, Istanbul Financial Center etc.