PETALING JAYA: Despite periodic bouts of volatility, under the Capital Market Masterplan 2 (CMP2) period, the domestic capital market remained relatively resilient, expanding from RM2 trillion at the start of 2011 to RM3.4 trillion at the end of 2020.
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The Securities Commission Malaysia (“SC”) in its
Islamic Fund and Wealth Management Blueprint
(“Blueprint”) launched in 2017, had outlined their plan
and recommendations to counter impediments to growth and innovation
for financial development. The Blueprint had identified the
development of
waqf as one area of significant
potential for social development, greater public good and wealth
distribution and the SC has viewed the effort of increasing the
level of sustainable
waqf assets through fund
management or capital raising as a priority among its
recommendations.
Waqf, traditionally an endowment of property to be held