Capital markets, Shariah-ready
Independent institutional advisory for Sukuk, IPO screening, fund audits, HKEX readiness, and Gulf–Asia capital corridors — AAOIFI-aligned, transaction-aware.
Every part of the institutional market
One enterprise desk covering issuers, asset managers, listing teams, and cross-border capital seekers — without blurring into underwriting or regulated dealing.
Corporate issuers
Sukuk programmes, IPO readiness, and Shariah documentation for equity stories.
Asset managers
Fund audits, holdings screens, purification, and investor reporting packs.
Listing teams
HKEX secondary-listing Shariah angle — readiness, not sponsorship.
Cross-border funds
GCC capital into Asia (and reverse) with screening and introductions.
Gulf
Sovereign wealth, Islamic banks, family offices seeking Asia exposure.
- KSA · UAE · Qatar · Bahrain · Kuwait
Asia
Hong Kong listings, Southeast Asian assets, and regional managers.
- Hong Kong · Singapore · Malaysia · Indonesia
Enterprise desk
Custom engagements. We advise and document — your counsel, sponsors, and management retain transaction control.
Sukuk Shariah Advisory
Structure and documentation review for issuers and arrangers — advisory letters, not underwriting.
- Structure assessment
- Doc review memo
- Shariah advisory letter
- Investor-facing summary
Pre-IPO Shariah Screening
Activity, ratio, and purification work before Islamic investors diligence your equity story.
- Activity screening report
- Financial ratio analysis
- Purification schedule
- Prospectus compliance memo
Institutional Fund Auditing
Holdings screens and ongoing sampling for mutual funds, PE, and discretionary books.
- Portfolio audit report
- Holdings summary
- Purification calculations
- Investor reporting template
HKEX Listing Support
Shariah readiness for secondary listing narratives — we are not your HKEX sponsor or counsel.
- Listing readiness assessment
- Documentation pack
- Investor screening memo
- Coordination notes
Cross-Border Capital
Market briefs, target screening, and facilitative introductions across the Gulf–Asia corridor — parties execute their own deals.
- Market opportunity brief
- Target screening report
- Introduction coordination
- Compliance assessment memo
Three steps to engagement
Scope the mandate
Transaction, fund, or corridor goal — timeline, confidentiality, and fee structure in writing.
Diligence & review
Document review, screening, and AAOIFI-aligned analysis against the agreed scope.
Deliver & support
Opinions, memos, and optional retainers for live programmes or ongoing fund sampling.
Ready for an institutional scope?
Tell us the instrument, listing plan, or corridor — we will propose a clear engagement letter.