islamic wealth

Instead of needing to commit upwards of US$200,000 – the typical entry point for conventional sukuk – an e-hailing driver or a university student could buy a stake in a government-backed sukuk with as little as RM100, thanks to tokenisation.

Malaysia set to lead push into tokenised sukuk, disrupting Islamic finance

The move could bring what has long been the preserve of institutions and ultra-wealthy investors within the reach of ordinary Malaysians

What are the investment trends in Islamic investing to look out for?

Podcasts

BT Money Hacks: Untapped potential in Islamic investing (Ep 171)

The S&P 500 Shariah equivalent has outperformed the S&P 500 on a regular basis and Islamic investing is attracting interest from non-Muslim retail investors as well. Howie Lim finds out more.

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