Tagged: Abu Dhabi Equity Partners

Brazil farmers reap from Adep’s financial lifeline

Islamic Finance

2013-01-29

Brazil farmers reap from Adep’s financial lifeline

In order to allow Brazilian farmers to sell their crops between harvests and therefore achieve higher return, Abu Dhabi Equity Partners (Adep) provides inventory finance to them. In return, Adep takes title of the soft commodity. The Abu Dhabi firm has…

ADEP closes Brazil’s first Sharia compliant agricultural inventory finance transaction

Islamic Finance

2013-01-16

ADEP closes Brazil’s first Sharia compliant agricultural inventory finance transaction

Abu Dhabi Equity Partners (ADEP) closes first Sharia-compliant agricultural inventory finance transaction in Brazil. The investment deal is a combination of a mix of asset backed financing, capital and profit protection from Global investment bank, fiv…

ADEP set to launch soft commodity-backed products

Islamic Finance

2012-02-21

ADEP set to launch soft commodity-backed products

According to ADEP Managing Partner, Muneef O. Tarmoom, primary industry research proovs that approximately 24 per cent of leading Islamic banks’ balance sheets are invested in cash or its equivalent often because of no other reason other than sparse av…

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