Instructions for Approval to Establish Waqf Investment Funds · Article 4: Approval Requirements
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Instructions for Approval to Establish Waqf Investment Funds · Article 4: Approval Requirements
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Article 4: Approval Requirements
1.4-1. Upon establishing the fund, the Fund Manager must submit a request for approval to the Authority, including a memorandum of understanding signed between the Fund Manager and the Beneficiary, as well as a draft of the terms and conditions, prior to submitting the fund establishment request to the Capital Market Authority. The draft must include the following:
1.Objectives of the fund.
2.A binding, written, executed, and perpetual waqf declaration.
3.A statement that the waqf is established upon the launch and operation of the fund.
4.Identification of the Beneficiary, along with a brief about it, its activities, and licensing details.
5.A statement indicating the entity to which the endowed units will be transferred in the event of liquidation or termination of the fund.
6.Profit distribution policy, provided that the share of profits distributed to the Beneficiary is not less than 50% annually from the fund's net distributable profits, if any.
7.Delegation by the Endower (Waqif) of all his powers and rights stated in these Instructions and the regulation to the Trustee in the event of his death or legal incapacity.
8.Any other information the Authority requires to be added.
2.4-2. The Fund Manager must obtain the Authority's approval before making any changes related to the requirements mentioned in Paragraph (4-1).