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YARDSTICKS TO DETERMINE SHARIA COMPLIANCE & AUDIT CHECKLIST Bandar Seri Begawan, 30th Nov – 4th Dec 2015

Training Course on Islamic Capital Market 2015 Yardsticks to Determine Sharia Compliance ADIWARMAN A. KARIM Training Course on Islamic Capital Market 2015 IRTI and The Authority Monitary Brunei Darussalam Bandar Seri Begawan, 30th Nov – 4th Dec 2015

Securities Trading Mechanism Agenda Securities Trading Securities Trading Mechanism The Actions which collide with Sharia Principles Refer to Fatwa No.: 80/DSN-MUI/III/2011 INDONESIA NATIONAL SHARIA BOARD

I. Securities Trading Securities Trading at Stock Exchange Regular Market applies buy-sell akad (bai‘) Buy-sell akad is considered valid when a deal occurs on certain price and type as well as volume between buy and sell quotation A buyer may sell securities after buy-sell akad is considered valid as intended under item b, eventhough the settlement of buy transaction is performed a few days later based on qabdh hukmi principles; Securities which serve as the trading object are only Sharia Equity Securities The price in such buy-sell can be determined based on a deal that refers to fair market price through continuous auction mechanism (bai‘ al-musawamah); In Securities Trading, it is not allowed to perform activities and/or actions which collide with sharia principles as intended under item 3 (Market Manipulation)

II. Securities Trading Mechanism Stock Exchange is allowed to set up rules that: Securities Trading can be performed only by Stock Exchange Member Securities buyer/seller of non Stock Exchange Member is required to perform the Securities Trading through Stock Exchange Member; Akad between Securities buyer or seller of non Stock Exchange Member and Stock Exchange Member applies ju‘alah akad; Stock Exchange is required to set up a rule that forbids dharar and any action that collides sharia principles in sharia Securities Trading in Stock Exchange; Stock Exchange provides Securities trading system and/or facility, including but not limited to exchange regulation and system in accordance with securities trading surveillance, among others are: to detect and prevent any activity or action collided with sharia principles;

II. Securities Trading Mechanism Stock Exchange may impose Securities Trading fee (ujrah/rusum) based on ijarah principles upon the provisions of trading system and/or facility to Stock Exchange Member; Clearing and Guarantee Institution performs novation of Securities Trading performed by Stock Exchange Member based on hawalah bil ujrah principles; Clearing and Guarantee Institution may impose clearing and guarantee fee (ujrah/rusum) on Stock Exchange/Clearing Member upon services provided; Depository and settlement of Securities Trading is performed by Depository and Settlement Institution; Depository and Settlement Institution may impose depository and settlement fee (ujrah/rusum) on Stock Exchange Member as Securities Company.

The Actions which collide with sharia principles III. Modus Market Manipulation Wash Sale Taghrir Pre-arrange trade Front Running Tadlis Misleading Information Marking the Close Ghisysy Alternate Trade Pump and Dump Najsy Hype and Dump Creating fake Demand/Supply Pooling interest Ikhtikar Cornering The Actions which collide with sharia principles

The Actions which collide with sharia principles Modus Market Manipulation Wash Sale Taghrir Pre-arrange trade Front Running Tadlis Misleading Information Marking the Close Ghisysy Alternate Trade Pump and Dump Najsy Hype and Dump Creating fake Demand/Supply Pooling interest Ikhtikar Cornering The Actions which collide with sharia principles

Actions included in Taghrir category, among others: Wash sale Modus Market Manipulation; Taghrir Definition: Taghrir is an effort to persuade other people, either with falsified statements or actions, in order to encourage them to make transaction. Actions included in Taghrir category, among others: Wash sale Pre-arrange trade

1. Wash sale Modus Market Manipulation; Taghrir (false trade that do not change the ownership) Is Transaction occurred between buying and selling parties that cause no change in the ownership and/or benefit (beneficiary of ownership) of such share transaction. The purpose is to form a increasing, declining, or stable price by giving impression as if such price is formed through fair transaction. Also, it is to give an effect that such Securities are actively traded.

Modus Market Manipulation; Taghrir 2. Pre-arrange trade is transaction occurred through buy and sell order within almost the same time due to predetermined deal between buyer and seller. The purpose is to form the price (increasing, declining or stable) or other purposes, either in or outside the exchange.

The Actions which collide with sharia principles Modus Market Manipulation Wash Sale Taghrir Pre-arrange trade Front Running Tadlis Misleading Information Marking the Close Ghisysy Alternate Trade Pump and Dump Najsy Hype and Dump Creating fake Demand/Supply Pooling interest Ikhtikar Cornering The Actions which collide with sharia principles

Actions included in Tadlis category, among others: Front Running Modus Market Manipulation; Tadlis Definition: Tadlis is an action that conceals akad object defect performed by seller to deceive buyer, as if the akad object has no defect. Actions included in Tadlis category, among others: Front Running Misleading Information

1. Front Running Modus Market Manipulation; Tadlis is an action taken by Stock Exchange Member by performing transaction of certain Securities in advance based on information in which its client will perform the transaction of such Securities in bulk and it is predicted that it will influence the market price. The purpose is to get profit or minimize loss.

2. Misleading Information Modus Market Manipulation; Tadlis 2. Misleading Information is to make statement or materially provide incorrect or improper information that influence the Securities price in Stock Exchange.

The Actions which collide with sharia principles Modus Market Manipulation Wash Sale Taghrir Pre-arrange trade Front Running Tadlis Misleading Information Marking the Close Ghisysy Alternate Trade Pump and Dump Najsy Hype and Dump Creating fake Demand/Supply Pooling interest Ikhtikar Cornering The Actions which collide with sharia principles

Actions included in Ghisysy category, among others: Modus Market Manipulation; Ghisysy Definition: Ghisysy is one of the forms of tadlis; which is the seller explains/describes the superiority/uniqueness of object being sold and conceals its defect Actions included in Ghisysy category, among others: Marking at the Close Alternate Trade

Modus Market Manipulation; Ghisysy 1. Marking at the close (closing price forming) buy or sell order placement performed at end trading day, aiming at creating closing price at expected amount. It can make the price closed at higher, lower or similar amount compared to previous closing price.

Modus Market Manipulation; Ghisysy – Marking at the Close

2. Alternate Trade Modus Market Manipulation; Ghisysy transactions of a group of certain Stock Exchange Member as buyer and seller alternately in a fair-impression volume. It can make the price constant, higher, or lower. The purpose is to give an impression that certain securities are actively traded.

Modus Market Manipulation; Ghisysy – Alternate Trade

The Actions which collide with sharia principles Modus Market Manipulation Wash Sale Taghrir Pre-arrange trade Front Running Tadlis Misleading Information Marking the Close Ghisysy Alternate Trade Pump and Dump Najsy Hype and Dump Creating fake Demand/Supply Pooling interest Ikhtikar Cornering The Actions which collide with sharia principles

Actions included in Najsy category, among others: Pump and Dump Modus Market Manipulation; Najsy Definition: Najsy (Tanajusy) is a bargaining act at a higher price performed by buyer who do not intend to buy it, to make an effect of many parties interested to buy it. Actions included in Najsy category, among others: Pump and Dump Hype and Dump Creating fake Demand / Supply

1. Pump and Dump Modus Market Manipulation; Najsy are transaction activities of Securities initiated by the fluctuation of uptrend price that is caused by series of buy initiator transactions forming uptrend prices up to the highest level. After reaching the highest price, the parties involving in the uptrend price forming will conduct series of sell initiator transactions in significant volume and encourage price declining. The purpose is to create the opportunity to sell at the highest price for profit

2. Hype and Dump Modus Market Manipulation; Najsy are transaction activities of Securities initiated by the fluctuation of uptrend price followed by positive information, which are incorrect, excessive, misleading, and it also caused by series of buy initiator transactions forming uptrend prices up to the highest level. After reaching the highest price, the parties involving in the uptrend price forming will conduct series of sell initiator transactions in significant volume and encourage price declining. This transaction pattern is similar to the one in pump and dump, aiming at creating the opportunity to sell at the highest price for profit.

Modus Market Manipulation; Najsy – Pump and Dump or Hype on Dump

Modus Market Manipulation; Najsy – Pump and Dump or Hype on Dump

3. Creating fake Demand / Supply Modus Market Manipulation; Najsy 3. Creating fake Demand / Supply 1 (one) or more parties input buy/sell order at best price, but when the buy/sell order input reach the best price, those orders will be deleted or amended (in terms of volume and/or price) repeatedly. The purpose is to give impression to the market as if there is high demand/supply so the market will get influenced to buy/sell.

The Actions which collide with sharia principles Modus Market Manipulation Wash Sale Taghrir Pre-arrange trade Front Running Tadlis Misleading Information Marking the Close Ghisysy Alternate Trade Pump and Dump Najsy Hype and Dump Creating fake Demand/Supply Pooling interest Ikhtikar Cornering The Actions which collide with sharia principles

Actions included in Ihtikar category, among others: Pooling interest Modus Market Manipulation; Ikhtikar Definition: Ihtikar is to buy certain objects that are extremely required by the public when the price is up and make it overstock in order to sell them back at a higher price. Actions included in Ihtikar category, among others: Pooling interest Cornering

1. Pooling interest Modus Market Manipulation; Ikhtikar transaction activities of Securities that seemed liquid, whether or not it is followed by price fluctuation, within certain period of time and only performed by a group of certain Stock Exchange Member (buy or sell). Besides, daily transaction volume within such period is always in the same and/or within certain period of time, the transaction activities suddenly increase significantly. The purpose is to create opportunity to sell or collect shares or to turn certain shares activities into benchmark.

2. Cornering Modus Market Manipulation; Ikhtikar this transaction pattern occurs on shares with limited public ownership. Shareholders majority tries to create fake supply that causes declining price in the morning and makes public investors perform short selling. Then, there will be buying activities performed by shareholders majority that inflict price increase in the afternoon session and cause short sell players experience default or loss for they have to buy at a higher price.

LIST OF QUESTIONS ON SUKUK Refers to Fatwa No: 80/DSN-MUI/III/2011 TAP QUESTIONS ANSWER REMARKS YES NO 1 # 1 Is the mechanism of securities trading in the regular market of capital stock exchange in accordance with sharia? 1 # 2 Is the traded equity securities has obtained the Sharia Compliance Statement? 1 # 3 Is the equity securities included in teh List of Islamic Securities ? 2 # 1 Is the Issuance has a Sharia Compliance Officer? 2 # 2 Is the Issuer guarantee that it’s business activities not violating the sharia principles views from the susbtance (Li Zatihi) ?

LIST OF QUESTIONS ON SUKUK Refers to Fatwa No: 80/DSN-MUI/III/2011 (Cont..) TAP QUESTIONS ANSWER REMARKS YES NO 3 # 1 Is the transaction has been carried out without the element of speculation and manipulation? 3 # 2 Is the transaction has been carried out wihout the elements dharar, gharar, riba, maysir, risywah immoral and harmness ? 4 # 1 Is the transaction does not containing the element of tadlis (front running and misleading information)? 4 # 2 Is the transaction does not containing the element of taghrir (wash sale and pre-arrange trade)? 4 # 3 Is the transaction does not containing the element of Najsy (pump and dump, hype and dump and creating fake demand/supply)?

LIST OF QUESTIONS ON SUKUK Refers to Fatwa No: 80/DSN-MUI/III/2011 (Cont..) TAP QUESTIONS ANSWER REMARKS YES NO 4 # 4 Is the transaction does not contain the element of : Ikhtikar (pooling interest and cornering)? 4 # 5 Is the transaction does not contain the element of Ghisysy (marking at the close and alternate trade) 4 # 6 Is the transaction does not contain the element of Ghabn Fahisy (insider trading)? 4 # 7 Is the transaction does not contain the element of : Bai’ al-ma’dum which is execute the sale of Islamic securities that has not been owned (short selling)? 4 # 8 Is the transaction does not contain the element of riba (margin trading)?