Corporate Financing

Providing corporate and SME, comprehensive financing facilities to suit their business needs.

Whether you are in need of financing for working capital, acquisition of fixed assets, project financings, purchase of business stocks or raw materials, our Corporate Banking is a complete financial solution to suit your business needs.

At BIBD, we offer a wide range of competitive, Shariah-compliant financing products and services on a short, medium and long term basis. These products are geared towards facilitating the business expansion of all businesses whether corporate entities or SME’s.

Naqd Financing

This is a short-term revolving financing in the form of an overdraft facility which may be utilized over the period of the financing. The purpose of the financing is to provide an additional working capital (e.g. to pay overhead expenses) and as standby fund for operation.

  • Financing Amount:
    • The amount of financing will depend on the cash flow of the company, the timing of receipts and payments, seasonal trends in the sales and so on.
  • Financing Period:
    • Generally the maximum financing period is 12 months and is renewable upon maturity subject to satisfactory performance of the account.
  • Payment:
    • The profit charged for the financing shall be calculated on a daily utilization basis and the rate is subject to the Bank’s prevailing risk mitigation and pricing guidelines. Payment shall be made by means of monthly profits payment and lump sum settlement of principal at the end of the financing tenor.

Demand Financing

A short-term one-off lump sum financing which may be granted against confirmed or expected lump sum receivables or against contract/project awarded by Government or Government Related Companies or any other pay-master acceptable to the Bank. The financing may be used for start-up/mobilization expenses for awarded project/contract or as additional capital for business.

  • Financing Period:
    • The period of financing shall be based on the expected receipts of payment with a maximum period of 12 months.
  • Payment:
    • The profit charged for the financing shall be calculated on a daily basis and the rate is subject to the Bank’s prevailing risk mitigation and pricing guidelines. Payment shall be made by means of monthly profits payment and lump sum settlement of principal at the end of the financing tenor or upon receipt of payment from pay-master.

Term Financing

This financing may be granted for short, medium or long term period depending on the company’s requirement and capacity to pay. The financing offers funding for acquisition of business assets (e.g. equipment, machineries & commercial property), purchase of stocks, minor renovation works, refinancing of assets and to facilitate other business requirements.

  • Financing Period:
    • Generally the financing period range between 12 months to a maximum of 84 months.
  • Payment:
    • The profit charged for the financing shall be calculated based on a monthly reducing balance and the rate is subject to the Bank’s prevailing risk mitigation and pricing guidelines. Payment shall be in the form of equal monthly installments made throughout the financing tenor.

Bank Guarantee

This is an irrevocable written undertaking issued by the Bank to indemnify and pay an agreed sum of monies to a principal (as the beneficiary) in case of default in fulfillment of contractual obligation by the Bank’s customer. The period of cover is normally in accordance to the contract agreement and/or requirement of the beneficiary. The Bank will be charging a fee for the issuance of the guarantee calculated based on the amount of guarantee and period of cover and the rate is subject to the Bank’s prevailing risk mitigation and pricing guideline.

There are various types of guarantees issued to suit various contractual purposes, requirements and needs. They are: Bid Bond, Performance Bond, Payment Guarantee, Security Deposit for Labour Quota.

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Tawarruq

Refers to Agency contract. The Depositor (“Muwakkil”) appoints the Bank as their agent (“Wakil”) to utilize and invest their deposits in profitable Shariah-compliant transactions. The Depositor will be offered an expected profit rate from the investments and the Bank will earn an Agency (“Wakalah”) Fee for the service rendered. Any amount that the Bank earns in excess of the Depositor’s expected profit will be retained by the Bank as Commission (“Ju’alah”).

Corporate Tawarruq Term Financing Product Disclosure Sheet.