SEDCO Capital China Equities Feeder Fund
157008 · Feeder fund · 128 clauses read
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Master Fund 100% 100%
Quoted from clause 3 (3)
Master Fund 100% 100%
Quoted from clause 3 (3)
Investment will only be made in the Master Fund (SEDCO Capital China Equity Fund).
Quoted from clause 3 (3)
As the Fund is an open-ended feeder public investment fund that is Shariah-compliant, all of the Fund’s investments will be in the Master Fund (SEDCO Capital China Equity Fund), which is Shariah-compliant and registered in Luxembourg..
Quoted from clause 3 (3)
The Fund may obtain any financing for its account provided that it does not exceed (15%) of the Fund’s Net Asset Value (NAV), and that the financing maturity period does not exceed one year, and after obtaining the approval of the Fund’s Board of Directors and the Fund’s Sharia Supervisory Committee, provided that the Fund does not intend to engage in any lending operations, and the financing amount depends on the financing terms and market conditions prevailing at the time.
Quoted from clause 3 (3)
The Fund may obtain any financing for its account provided that it does not exceed (15%) of the Fund’s Net Asset Value (NAV), and that the financing maturity period does not exceed one year, and after obtaining the approval of the Fund’s Board of Directors and the Fund’s Sharia Supervisory Committee, provided that the Fund does not intend to engage in any lending operations, and the financing amount depends on the financing terms and market conditions prevailing at the time.
Quoted from clause 3 (3)
The Fund may obtain any financing for its account provided that it does not exceed (15%) of the Fund’s Net Asset Value (NAV), and that the financing maturity period does not exceed one year, and after obtaining the approval of the Fund’s Board of Directors and the Fund’s Sharia Supervisory Committee, provided that the Fund does not intend to engage in any lending operations, and the financing amount depends on the financing terms and market conditions prevailing at the time.
Quoted from clause 3 (3)
1. companies whose total conventional debt divided by the trailing 24-month average market capitalisation or total assets (whichever is the greater as the denominator) is greater than or equal to 33% (where: "total debt" = short-term debt + current portion of long- term debt + long-term debt; excluding preferred Shares were there is a financial preference);
Quoted from clause 1 (7)
2. companies whose sum of cash and interest bearing securities divided by the trailing 24-month average market capitalisation or total assets (whichever is the greater as the denominator) is greater than or equal to 33% (where “cash and interest bearing securities*” = cash in banks + short-term bank deposits + long term deposits + short-term saving certificates + investment in money market instruments + investment in non-compliant securities + investment in bonds + unidentified short-term investments + short- term notes receivable + long-term notes receivable); *Excluding Islamic deposits and Sukuk.
Quoted from clause 2 (9)
3. companies whose accounts receivables divided by the trailing 24-month average market capitalisation or total assets (whichever is the greater as the denominator) is greater than or equal to 33%; or
Quoted from clause 3 (7)
4. companies whose amount of revenue generated from any of the following Non-Permissible Activities is exceeding 5% of its total revenue irrespective of the income being generated by undertaking a Non-Permissible activity.
Quoted from clause 4 (5)
No Fund may invest in or use any of the following instruments or any derivatives thereof: § futures; § options; § swaps; § preferred shares (where there is financial preference); § short sales; or § other instruments where any of their components involve the payment or receipt of interest.
Quoted from clause 4 (5)
C. Borrowing, Leverage and Hedging No Fund may use conventional borrowing, leverage or hedging.
Quoted from clause 4 (5)
D. Purification of Non-Permissible Income SEDCO Capital China Equity Feeder Fund 38 Any dividends received from companies Non-Permissible Activities or Preferred Shares must be purified according to SEDCO Capital’s purification process.
Quoted from clause 4 (5)
1. Existing companies whose conventional Leverage Ratio is more than (33%) for existing companies on a post money valuation basis and zero for companies yet to be formed, where Leverage Ratio is calculated as per the formula below:
Quoted from clause 1 (8)
2. For companies yet to be formed and seeking interest-bearing debt;
Quoted from clause 2 (10)
3. Companies whose amount of revenue generated from any of the following Non-Permissible Activities exceed 5% of its total revenue irrespective of the income being generated by undertaking the non-permissible activity.
Quoted from clause 3 (8)
4. Companies whose total amount of interest-taking deposits, whether short, medium or long term, is exceeding (30%) of Equity Value (as defined in Clause 1 above), knowingly that interest-taking deposits are prohibited whatsoever the collective amount is unless it is Shariah compliant.
Quoted from clause 4 (6)
No Fund may invest in or use any of the following instruments or any derivatives of them: § futures; § options; § swaps; § preferred shares;( where there is financial preference); § short sales; or § other instruments where any of their components involve the payment or receipt of interest.
Quoted from clause 4 (6)
C. Majority Shareholding or Managerial Control: SEDCO Capital China Equity Feeder Fund 39 If at any time a Fund becomes a majority shareholder in or gains managerial control over a company which is not fully Shariah compliant, a clear Shariah approved plan must be adopted to transform the company into a fully Shariah compliant company.
Quoted from clause 4 (6)
D. Borrowing, Leverage and Hedging No Fund may use conventional borrowing, leverage or hedging.
Quoted from clause 4 (6)
E. Purification of Prohibited Income Any incidental income from Non-Permissible Activities or Preferred Shares must be purified according to SEDCO Capital’s purification process.
Quoted from clause 4 (6)
The Fund Operator publishes on a daily basis a percentage of the Net Asset Value (NAV) of each Fund that represents prohibited income in respect of the relevant Fund.
Quoted from clause 4 (6)
Any and all interest income received by the Fund will be classified as prohibited income for purification purposes.
Quoted from clause 4 (6)
The Shariah Advisors shall be responsible for approving the legal structure and documentation of the Fund and all individual Funds from the Shariah aspect, including in particular the Shariah investment criteria and standards, and shall issue a Shariah opinion to confirm this approval once they are satisfied with compliance with the requirements of the Shariah criteria and standards.
Quoted from clause 4 (6)
The Shariah Controller monitors the transactions of each Fund and calculates the amount of prohibited income in respect of each Fund on a quarterly basis.
Quoted from clause 4 (6)
The Shariah Auditor will be responsible for auditing the Shariah Controller’s mo
Quoted from clause 4 (6)
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