Sofr

/ˈsɒfər/

Definitions

  1. (n.) A legal term used in Islamic finance referring to a profit rate benchmark for Islamic banking and finance products, derived from the average rates on certain deposit accounts in Islamic financial institutions.
    The contract specified returns based on the SOFR benchmark adhering to Shariah principles.

Forms

  • sofr

Commentary

SOFR originally refers to the Secured Overnight Financing Rate in conventional finance, but 'Sofr' in Islamic finance contexts is adapted as a profit rate benchmark; usage context is critical.

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