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Demand for sharia-compliant products rises
By Opinion
By Faizal Bhana
SUSTAINABLE finance, specifically impact investing, has gained considerable momentum over the past few years and shows no sign of slowing down.
Investors are looking for ways to build up communities and put money to work responsibly. At the same time, demand for sharia-compliant products is growing, not just among faith-based investors, but also among non-Muslim, environmental, social and corporate governance-minded investors.
The largest group of consumers using sharia-compliant wealth management solutions are in the 50 to 70 age bracket, according to research published by Jersey Finance, titled “The Evolution of Wealth Management in the World of Islamic Finance 2019”.
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Kenya Sustainable finance, specifically impacts investing, has gained considerable momentum over the past few years and shows no sign of slowing down.
Investors are looking for ways to build up communities and put money to work responsibly. At the same time, demand for Shariah-compliant products is growing, not just among faith-based investors, but also among non-Muslim, ESG-minded investors.
To take a glimpse into the Shariah-compliant financial services potential requires consideration of both the consumer and corporate demand and activity. The largest group of consumers using Shariah-compliant wealth management solutions currently are in the 50-70 age bracket, according to research published by Jersey Finance,