The legal nature and effects of financing the business through lease sukuk

The importance of capital in the current economy is not covered by anyone. Firms need to finance and raise funds to expand their activities, or to go through periodic crises. On the one hand, due to the high cost of obtaining banking facilities, and on the other hand, because traditional financing methods such as bonds and equity bonds are not feasible for corporate and commercial reasons, economic operators are always looking for Alternative ways to attract capital and get direct access to the people. One of these methods is the use of rental bills. The process of financing these securities is such that the publisher of the leasing bonds by selling them to the people collects their funds and, using the resources collected and the lawyers of the investors, buys the property required by the companies and under the ordinary lease contract Leases are leased to them on condition of a loan. This method of financing is due to the characteristics and benefits that are of interest to companies and investors. The present paper examines the operation of these securities in the provision of corporate finance, and the advantages and disadvantages of leasing bonds and analyzing their legal nature. This method evaluates the financing of the two conventional methods, the issue of bonds and equity bonds