Islamic Investment
We’re offering a selection of unit trusts that are Syariah compliant
FOR INDIVIDUAL
For Companies
We’re offering a selection of unit trusts that are Syariah compliant
Standard Chartered Securities (B) Sdn Bhd (“SCSB”) is authorized by Brunei Darussalam Central Bank and Syariah Financial Supervisory Board to conduct Islamic investment business by operating an Islamic window.
that are Syariah-compliant
to fit your beliefs and values
selection process
We believe that investing is for everyone, on your own terms. Syariah compliant investing encourages a disciplined investment process that promotes in-depth security research and monitoring. It also encourages the ownership of assets, not debt. You may do so by investing into Syariah compliant unit trusts with us.
Islamic principles require investors to share in profit and loss, that they receive no interest (riba), and that they don’t invest in businesses that are prohibited (haram) by Islamic law. In addition to this, a company that has been evaluated to be Syariah compliant should have a level of debt and interest rate bearing securities below a certain threshold. The industries that Syariah compliant investing avoid are:
Often, it is not possible to avoid prohibited business activities entirely. In cases such as these, as per Syariah guidelines, Muslim investors must account for any income derived from all prohibited sources and then give it away to charity or someone in need. This process is known as “purification” or “cleansing” of tainted investment income. Islamic Unit Trust Manager will do this for you and ensure that the purification is done according to Islamic practices.
The Islamic investment we offer would receive an approval from the Syariah Advisory Body of the product provider, the Syariah Advisory Body of Standard Chartered Securities Brunei and the Syariah Financial Supervisory Board to give you peace of mind when investing to achieve your financial goals.
Syariah compliant investing has limitations that may potentially create risk. Investments purchased by funds must first pass a stringent Syariah compliance criteria to be considered Syariah compliant. The constructed halal portfolio may not be as well diversified as traditional portfolios, which may increase the risk of loss. The returns of a Syariah compliant portfolio are also subjected to conventional market risks.
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