Rescheduling, Restructuring & Recovery of Islamic Finance Facilities
Date: 25th June 2026
Venue: DoubleTree by Hilton Kuala Lumpur
Classroom Training
WHY THIS COURSE?
As Islamic financial institutions mature and their portfolios expand, the incidence of payment difficulties, restructuring needs, and financing defaults becomes an inevitable part of credit operations. Unlike conventional banking, Islamic finance must navigate these challenges through the lens of Shariah principles, ensuring that any modification, restructuring, or enforcement action remains compliant while still addressing commercial realities.
However, precedent in this area remains limited, and institutions frequently face uncertainty when applying regulatory frameworks, drafting documentation, or executing recovery measures. Clear understanding of regulatory expectations, Shariah parameters, and legal procedures is therefore essential for practitioners involved in credit management, restructuring, and recovery.
This intensive one-day program provides bankers, lawyers, Shariah officers, risk managers, and product specialists with in-depth, practical knowledge of the regulatory, Shariah, and legal aspects governing the rescheduling, restructuring, and recovery of Islamic finance facilities.
Learning Objectives
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By the end of this one-day intensive, participants will be able to:
- Interpret key regulatory and supervisory expectations on rescheduled and restructured (R&R) Islamic financing.
- Identify core Shariah parameters and red flags in restructuring, default management, and recovery.
- Apply practical legal procedures for managing defaults, enforcement, and recovery of Islamic finance facilities.
- Review and structure R&R documentation with awareness of Shariah, legal, and operational risks.
- Analyse realistic case scenarios to make sound restructuring and recovery decisions.
AGENDA
- Why restructuring and default are inevitable in maturing Islamic financing portfolios, and how Islamic approaches differ from conventional frameworks
- Overview of Bank Negara Malaysia guidelines on Rescheduled and Restructured (R&R) financing
- Distinguishing rescheduling vs restructuring: regulatory intent, supervisory implications, and impairment considerations
- Governance expectations, internal approval processes, and viability assessment standards
- Legal and Shariah implications under the Islamic Financial Services Act 2013 (IFSA 2013), Contracts Act 1950, and National Land Code 1965, including enforceability and compliance risks
- What is and is not permissible in restructuring
- Renewal, variation, novation: Shariah perspectives
- Late payment treatment: Ibra’, Taʿwidh, Gharamah
- Avoiding Riba, compounding, and prohibited elements
- Key legal documents in rescheduling and restructuring
- Common pitfalls in Islamic rescheduling and restructuring documentation
- Aligning legal enforceability with Shariah compliance
- Security and collateral considerations
- Stamp duty, fees, and statutory requirements
- Risks of improper restructuring (litigation, unenforceability, Shariah breach)
- Early warning signs and default triggers
- Letter of Demand (LOD) and Letter of Termination (LOT)
- Single, end-to-end case covering:
- Civil action and execution proceedings
- Malaysian cases on Islamic finance default and recovery
- Judicial trends and key takeaways
EXPERT COURSE DIRECTOR
Dr Syed heads the firm’s Islamic Finance Practice Group. He holds a Ph. D in Islamic Finance from the International Centre for Islamic Finance Education (INCEIF) (2016). He also holds a Chartered Islamic Finance Professional (CIFP) from INCEIF (2011), and read law at the International Islamic University of Malaysia (IIUM) (2006). Professionally, he is qualified as a Fellow Chartered Professional in Islamic Finance (CPIF). Dr. Syed Adam is also an EXCO Member for (2024-2025) and an Associate Member of the Association of Shariah Advisors in Islamic Finance Malaysia (ASAS). He previously served as the Honorary Secretary and a Grand Council Member of the Chartered Institute of Islamic Finance (CIIF) (2015-2023). He currently sits as a Shariah Committee member of Bank Simpanan Nasional (BSN) and is the Co-Chairperson of the Islamic Finance Committee of Bar Council Malaysia.
WHO WILL BENEFIT?
- Credit and recovery officers
- Special assets/remedial management teams
- Legal and compliance personnel
- Shariah officers and committee support staff
- Risk management professionals
- Financing, operations and documentation teams
- Lawyers and consultants in Islamic finance
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FEE
Fee per participant: RM2,600/US$700
Please note that the Ringgit price is applicable to Malaysia-domiciled participants only. Discounts are available for group bookings. Please contact us for more details.

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