Designing the development framework of the Socially Responsible Investment Securities (Sukuk) in the capital market of the Islamic Republic of Iran

Authors

1 Imam Sadeq University

2 faculty member of imam sadiq university

3 Kharazmi University

4 Master's student in Finance, Faculty of Management, Imam Sadiq University

Abstract

Sukuk, which is known as Islamic security, has become one of the important sectors of the Islamic financial industry as an alternative to bonds for more than a decade, and since then, many Islamic and even non-Islamic institutions have entered this sector or have expanded their activities in it. One of the next developments in the Islamic securities market is the issuance of socially responsible investment Sukuk that focuses on environmental, social, and governance issues. Socially responsible investments refer to personal values and social concerns with investment decisions.
In the present research, while examining the theoretical origin and the development course of socially responsible investment Sukuk, Factors affecting the development of the Socially Responsible Investment Sukuk market in the capital market of the Islamic Republic of Iran were counted, and through the distribution of the questionnaire, experts' opinions were collected in this regard. The publication of the questionnaire was done to collect the opinions of experts in this regard. In the second stage, the correlation of the components was done. In the end, using the fuzzy cognitive mapping method, the development of the Islamic investment market in the capital market of the Islamic Republic of Iran was designed and the concepts and components affecting the development of this market were presented.

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Journal of Economic Essays; an Islamic Approach
Volume 19, Issue 38 - Serial Number 38
October 2022
Pages 267-301

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