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ARTICLE · 10 NOVEMBER 2017

Islamic Funds: Shariah Structuring And Compliance

The funds invest in shares or units of Shariah-compliant assets.

MalaysiaFinance and Banking

Islamic investment wealth management funds allow Islamic investors to invest in funds structured through Shariah-compliant contracts. The funds invest in shares or units of Shariah-compliant assets.

Increasingly, Islamic funds have been authorised by a variety of international regulators and listed on international exchanges. This has provided Islamic wealth management with a growing global audience with mainstream financial institutions providing Islamic investment funds. 

Characteristics of an Islamic fund

In many respects, the structural characteristics of a Shariah-compliant fund will not differ from those of a conventional investment fund. For example, the choice of legal structure for the investment vehicle and the choice of jurisdiction will still be driven by considerations such as: 

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