Pasar Modal syariah : Sukuk

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1 Pasar Modal syariah : Sukuk
Manajemen Investasi Islami Pasar Modal syariah : Sukuk PSTTI -UNIVERSITAS INDONESIA

2 Obligasi (Bonds) Bersifat Surat Hutang atau I Owe You (IOU)
Pembayaran atas kupon bunga secara periodik Pembayaran Pokok saat Jatuh Tempo

3 Sukuk Sukuk berasal dari bahasa arab, yaitu dari kata صك dengan bentuk jamaknya (plural) adalah صكوك , yang berarti ‘certificate’. Dalam Sharia Standar yang dikeluarkan oleh AAOIFI, sukuk diartikan sebagai Investment Sukuk(صكوك الإستثمار), yang berarti sertifikat yang merepresentasi kepemilikan atas aset.

4 Obligasi Syariah/Sukuk  Kenapa?
Perbedaan: Sukuk bukan merupakan Surat Hutang, tapi Sertifikat Investasi (Investment Certificate). Menghindari riba  Hadist Nabi: “Setiap pinjaman yang memberikan kelebihan adalah riba”. كل قرض جر منفعة فهو ربا Sukuk dijamin oleh ‘dirinya sendiri’ karena setiap transaksi syariah harus ada underlying asset-nya. Income stream yang dihasilkan oleh sukuk berasal dari underlyingnya. Fleksible dalam pemasaran: Sukuk dapat dibeli oleh LK Konvensional namun tidak sebaliknya.

5 Obligasi Syariah (Sukuk)
Definisi Obligasi Syariah menurut Dewan Syariah Nasional (DSN MUI) Fatwa No. 32/DSN-MUI/IX/2002: “Surat berharga jangka panjang berdasarkan prinsip syariah yang dikeluarkan oleh Emiten kepada pemegang obligasi syariah yang mewajibkan Emiten untuk membayar pendapatan kepada pemegang obligasi syariah berupa bagi hasil/margin/fee serta membayar kembali dana obligasi pada saat jatuh tempo.”

6 Obligasi Syariah (Sukuk)
Jenis akad yang digunakan untuk Obligasi Syariah (Fatwa No. 32) adalah: Mudharabah (fatwa No. 33) -> bagi hasil Musyarakah -> bagi hasil Murabahah -> margin Salam -> margin Istishna -> margin Ijarah (fatwa No. 41) -> fee (imbal hasil)

7 Perbedaan Sukuk, Obligasi Konvensional dan Saham (1)
Bonds Shares Nature Not a debt but undevided ownership of assets/projects/services Debt of issuer Ownership share in a corporation Asset backed A minimum 51% of tangible assets for their contracts are required to abck issuance of sukuk al-ijarah Generally not required Not required Claims Ownership calims on the specific underlying assets/projects/service Creditors claims on the borrowing entity and in some cases liens on assets Ownership claims on the company Security Secured by ownership rights in the underlying asses or projects in addition to any additional collateral enchancements structured Generally unsecured debentures Unsecured

8 Perbedaan Sukuk, Obligasi Konvensional dan Saham (2)
Bonds Shares Principal & Return Not guaranteed by issuer Guaranteed by issuer Not guaranteed by company Purpose Must be issued only for Islamically permissible (halal) purposes Can be issued for any purposes Can be offered for any purposes Trading of Security Sale of an ownership interest in a specific asset/project/service etc. Sale of debt instrument Sale of share in a company Responsibility of holders Responsibility for defined duties relating to the underlying assets/projects/ transactions limited to the extent of participationj in the issue Bondholders have no responsibility for the circumstances of the issuer Responsibility for the affairs of the company limited to the extent of holding in the company

9 Definisi Sukuk (AAOIFI)
AAOIFI (Accounting and Auditing Organization for Islamic Financial Institution): Investment Sukuk: Sertificates of equal value representing undivided shares in ownership of tangible assets, usufructs and services or (in the ownership of) the assets of particular projects or special investment activity, however, this is true after received of the value of the sukuk, the closing of subscription and the employment of fund received for the purpose for which the sukuk were issued. (Sharia Standard No. 17)

10 Akad Investasi Sukuk (AAOIFI)
Item AAOIFI Sharia Standard No. 17 3/1 Certificates of ownership in leased assets 3/2 Certificates of ownership of usufructs 3/3 Salam Certificates 3 /4 Istishna Certificates 3/5 Murabaha Certificates 3/6 Musharaka Certificates 3/7 Muzara’a (sharecropping) Certificates 3/8 Musaqa (irrigation) Certificate 3/9 Mugharasa (agriculture) Certificates

11 Jenis-Jenis Sukuk 3/1 Certificates of ownership in leased assets
These are certificates of equal value issued by the owner of a leased asset or a tangible asset to be leased by promise, or they are issued by a financial intermediary acting on behalf of the owner with the aim of selling the asset and recovering its value through subscription so that the holders of the certificate become owners of the assets .

12 Jenis-Jenis Sukuk 3/2 Certificates of ownership of usufructs
There are four types: 3/2/1 Certificates of ownership of usufructs of existing assets 3/2/2 Certificates of ownership of usufructs of described future assets 3/2/3 Sertificates of ownership of services of a specified party 3/2/4 Certificates of ownership of described future services

13 Jenis-Jenis Sukuk 3/2/1 Certificates of ownership of usufructs of existing assets, they are two types: 3/2/1/1 Certificates of equal value issued by the owner of an existing asset either on his own or through a financial intermediary, with the aim of leasing the asset and receiving the rental from the revenue of subscription so that the usufruct of the assets passes into the ownership of the holders of the certificates. 3/2/1/2 Certificates of equal value issued by the owner of the usufruct of an existing asset (lessee), either on his own or through a financial intermediary, with the aim of sub-leasing the usufruct and receiving the rental from the revenue of subscription so that the holders of the certificates become owners of the usufruct of the asset.

14 Jenis-Jenis Sukuk 3/2/2 Certificates of ownership of usufructs of described future assets These are certificates of equal value issued for the purpose of leasing out tangible future assets and for collecting the rental from the subscription revenue so that the usufruct of the described future asset passes into the ownership of the holders of the certificates

15 Jenis-Jenis Sukuk 3/2/3 Certificates of ownership of services of a specified party These are certificates of equal value issued for the purpose of providing services through a specified provider (such as educational benefits in a nominated university) and obtaining the service charges in the form of subscription income so that the holders of the certificates become owners of these services.

16 Jenis-Jenis Sukuk 3/2/3 Certificates of ownership of described future services These are certificates of equal value issued for the purpose of providing services through a described provider (such as educational benefits from a university without naming the educational institution) and obtaining the fee in the form of subscription income so that the holders of the certificates become owners of these services.

17 Jenis-Jenis Sukuk 3/3 Salam Certificates 3/4 Istishna` Certificates
These are certificates of equal value issued for the purpose of mobilizing salam capital so that the goods to be delivered on the basis of salam come to be owned by the certificate holders. 3/4 Istishna` Certificates These are certificates of equal value issued with the aim of mobilizing fund to be employed for the production of goods so that the goods produced come to be owned by the certificate holders.

18 Jenis-Jenis Sukuk 3/5 Murabaha Certificates
These are certificates of equal value issued for the purpose of financing the purchase of goods through murabaha so that the certificate holders become the owners of the murabaha commodity. 3/6 Musharakah Certificates These are certificates of equal value issued with the aim of using the mobilized for establishing a new project, developing an existing project or financing a business activity on the basis of any partnership contract so that the certificate holders become – (cont..)

19 Jenis-Jenis Sukuk 3/6/1 Participation certificates
the owners of the project or the assets of the activity as per their respective shares, with the musharaka certificates being managed on the basis of participation or Mudaraba or an investment agency. 3/6/1 Participation certificates These are certificates representing projects or activities managedon the basis of Musharaka by appointing one the partners or another person to manage the operation.

20 Jenis-Jenis Sukuk 3/6/2 Mudaraba Sukuk 3/6/3 Investment Agency Sukuk
These are certificates that represent projects or activities managed on the basis of Mudaraba by appointing one of the partners or another person as the mudarib for the management of the operation. 3/6/3 Investment Agency Sukuk These are certificates that represent projects or activities managed on the basis of an investment agency by appointing an agent to manage the operation on behalf of the certificate holders.

21 Jenis-Jenis Sukuk 3/7 Muzara’a (sharecropping) certificate
These are certificates of equal value issued for the purpose of using the mobilized through subscription for financing a project on the basis of Muzara’a so that the certificate holders become entitled to a share in crop according to the terms of the agreement.

22 Jenis-Jenis Sukuk 3/7 Muzara’a (sharecropping) certificate
These are certificates of equal value issued for the purpose of using the mobilized through subscription for financing a project on the basis of Muzara’a so that the certificate holders become entitled to a share in crop according to the terms of the agreement.

23 Jenis-Jenis Sukuk 3/8 Musaqa (irrigation) certificate
These are certificates of equal value issued for the purpose of employing the fund mobilized through subscription for the irrigation of fruit bearing trees, spending on them and caring for them on the basis of Musaqa contract so that the certificate holders become entitled to a share in crop as per agreement.

24 Jenis-Jenis Sukuk 3/8 Mugharasa (agricultural) certificate
These are certificates of equal value issued on the basis of Mugharasa contract for the purpose of employing the funds for planting trees and undertaking the work and expenses required by such plantation so that the certificate holders become entitled to a share in the land and the plantation.

25 Obligasi Syariah Mudharabah Indosat 2002
Pemodal Issuer Rp ekspertise Shahibul Maal Mudharib Kegiatan Usaha Nisbah Nisbah Rp Rp Pendapatan Yang dibagi Hasilkan Rp Modal Pengembalian Dana

26 Obligasi Syariah Mudharabah Indosat 2002
Jumlah Emisi: Rp 175 miliar Penggunaan Dana: Modal Kerja Pendapatan yang dibagihasilkan: 1. Pendapatan Satelit 2. Pendapatan Internet (IM2) Dasar Bagi Hasil: Revenue Sharing Sumber: Prospektus

27 Obligasi Syariah Mudharabah BLTA
Sumber: AAA Securities

28 Obligasi Syariah Mudharabah BLTA
Sumber: AAA Securities

29 Skedul Pembayaran Obligasi Syariah Mudharabah BLTA
Sumber: AAA Securities

30 Pendapatan Yang dibagi Hasilkan
Skema Obligasi Syariah Mudharabah Indosat 2002 (Fatwa DSN No. 33) Pemodal Indosat Rp ekspertise Shahibul Maal Mudharib Kegiatan Usaha Nisbah Nisbah Rp Rp Pendapatan Yang dibagi Hasilkan Rp Modal Pengembalian Dana

31 Skema Obligasi Syariah Ijarah (manfaat dijual kepada end-users) Fatwa DSN No. 41
2 Akad Wakalah dan Kafalah Akad Ijarah Rp 1 Pemodal Issuer OSI Obyek Ijarah Menjual manfaat Atas nama Pemodal Hak atas manfaat 3 4 End-User Imbalan Ijarah (Ijarah Fee) melalui Issuer

32 Skema Obligasi Syariah Ijarah (Manfaat digunakan sendiri oleh Issuer) Fatwa DSN No. 41

33 Sovereign Sukuk (Bahrain)
BMA (for the Kingdom of Bahrain) 7. At maturity BMA will purchase the assets For $100M 3. Ijara wa iqtina lease for 5 years 5. 10 semi-annual lease rentals (variable rate) 6. Periodic distribution and capital amount SPV sukuk proceed 4. SPV issued Sukuk with par of $100 M 2. Payment of $100 M Sold certain Government Warehouse Islamic Financier SPV is owned by a subsidiary Of Liquidity Management Centre, Bahrain BMA (for the Kingdom of Bahrain) Secondary Market

34 Sovereign Sukuk (QATAR)
4. Lease rentals & Exercise price on Dissolution event 2. Leases land parcels & gift at maturity 5. Periodic & dissolution distributio amount 1.Sells land parcels For $70M SPV sukuk Qatar proceed $70 M 3. SPV issued Sukuk with par of $70 M Islamic Financier SPV: Qatar Global Sukuk QSC Land Parcel: Land in Doha Designated for the development of Hamad Medical City Secondary Market

35 Proses Penerbitan Sukuk

36 Proses Penerbitan Sukuk (2)

37 Proses Penerbitan Sukuk (3)

38 Perkembangan Pasar Sukuk Internasional
Source: Likuidity Market Center - Bahrain, diolah kembali

39 Perkembangan Pasar Sukuk Internasional
Source: Bapepam - LK, diolah kembali Source: Addulkadeer Thomas, 2006

40 Beberapa contoh Sovereign Sukuk
Source: diolah dari beberapa sumber Penerbit Malaysia Global Sukuk Inc. Qatar Global Sukuk QSC Dept of Civil Aviation Pakistan Intl Sukuk Co. Ltd. Stichting Sachsen Anhalt Trust Sukuk (Brunei) Inc. Obligor Pemerintah Malaysia Pemerintah Qatar Pemerintah UAE Pemerintah Pakistan Pemerintah Sachsen Anhalt Germany Pemerintah Brunei Struktur Ijarah Volume: US$600 juta US$700 juta US$1 milyar US$ 100 juta BN$500 juta (max US$1 milyar) Terbit / Jatuh Tempo: 2002/2007 2003/2010 2004/2009 2005/2010 2006/2007 (365 hari) Kupon 6-mo Libor +95bps 6-mo Libor +40bps 6-mo Libor +45bps 6-mo Libor +220bps 6m Euribor +1.00% Zero Coupon/ - Deskripsi Sovereign sukuk int’l pertama di dunia Sovereign Sukuk al-Ijara pertama di GCC dengan format Reg-S Int’l soverein Sukuk terbesar Sukuk non-investment grade pertama Sovereign sukuk pertama di Eropa Shorterm sukuk pertama

41 Sukuk Negara Indonesia (SBSN)
Surat Berharga Syariah Negara (Sukuk Negara) Seri Jenis Akad Nilai (Rp miliar) Imbal Hasil (per tahun) Tanggal Terbit Jatuh Tempo IFR-0001 Ijarah 2.714,7 11,80% 26 Agt 2008 15 Agt 2015 IFR-0002 1.985,0 11,95% 15 Agt 2018 SR-001 (Ritel) 5.556,0 12,00% 26 Feb 2009 26 Feb 2012 Sukuk Global SNI 14 6.500,0* 8,8% 23 Apr 2009 23 Apr 2014 IFR-0003 9,25% 29 Okt 2009 15 Sept 2015 IFR-0004 550 9% 12 Nov 2009 15 Okt 2013 TOTAL 18.032,70 Para Hadirin yang berbahagia, Sejak ditetapkannya undang-undang no 19 tahun 2008 tentang Surat Berharga Syariah Negara (SBSN) pemerintah telah 6 kali melakukan penawaran umum Sukuk Negara kepada publik yang salah satunya ditawarka secara internasional dengan mata uang Dollar. Dari 6 kali penerbitan tersebut total nilai emisi sukuk negara mencapai sekitar 18 triliun rupiah. Hal ini diluar sukuk negara yang sifatnya private placement yaitu sukuk dana haji sebesar 1,18 Trilun rupiah. Nilai Sukuk Global US$650 juta (dengan kurs Rp maka Rp6,5 Triliun) * Sampai Dec 2009 Source: Depkeu, diolah kembali 41 41

42 Perkembangan Penerbitan Sukuk Korporasi Indonesia (1)
Source: KSEI, diolah kembali Tayangan selanjutnya adalah menggambarkan jumlah penerbitan sukuk (obligasi syariah) yang terjadi pada tiap tahunnya. Jumlah penerbitan yang tertinggi terjadi pada tahun 2009 ini, yaitu mencapai 10 kali penerbitan sukuk. Secara kumulatif dari total penerbitan 39 sukuk (obligasi syariah) hingga 2009 ini, sebanyak 29 sukuk menggunakan akad ijarah dan sisanya 10 sukuk (obligasi syariah) menggunakan akad mudharabah. Hal ini mungkin disebabkan karena pemodal di indonesia masih lebih memilih sukuk yang memberikan pendapatan yang tetap dan bisa diprediksi sebelumnya. Oleh karena itu, sukuk yang menggunakan akad ijarah lerbih diminati. Dec Mudharabah : * Ijarah : 29** Total nilai emisi sebesar Rp 6,58 triliun * 4 sukuk telah jatuh tempo * 1 sukuk dilunasi lebih awal ** 6 sukuk telah jatuh tempo Jumlah : 39 42

43 Perkembangan Penerbitan Sukuk Korporasi Indonesia (2)
Source: KSEI, diolah kembali Dec

44 Perkembangan Penerbitan Sukuk Korporasi Indonesia (3)
Dalam milyar rupiah Dec

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