Global certificate for your product.
Certification that stands up to scrutiny. We review your product line by line, structure to disclosure, and certify only what is genuinely sound.
You get a defensible fatwa and the reasoning behind it — the kind your board, your regulator and your customers can trust.
What you get.
A fatwa, not a badge
A signed fatwa with the reasoning set out: what was reviewed, what was found, and on what basis the position rests.
Named signatures
Every certificate carries the names of the scholars who issued it. They stay answerable for it.
A clear no, when it is a no
If a structure does not clear, we say so — and set out what would need to change for it to.
How a product gets certified.
Four steps, no shortcuts. Most reviews take two to three weeks, depending on how much has to change.
Scope
We map the product: contracts, cash flows, disclosures, and the jurisdictions it will live in.
Review
Line by line, structure to disclosure. Findings come back as issues, not as a verdict.
Resolve
You fix what needs fixing. We re-review the changes, not the whole file.
Issue
The fatwa is signed by named scholars and issued with its reasoning attached.
What we look at first.
- The underlying asset. What is actually owned, by whom, and when ownership passes.
- The structure. What the assets are, and how the cash flows.
- The legal paperwork. The underlying piping of the product.
Common questions.
How long does certification take?
Four to eight weeks for a typical product. The variable is not our review — it is how much has to change after it.
What if you cannot certify it?
You get the finding in writing, with the reasoning, and a clear account of what would make it work. We do not certify a structure to keep a client.
Does the certificate expire?
A ruling covers the product as reviewed. Material changes need re-review, and most clients pair certification with annual assurance.