Threadneedle opens in M’sia, eyes Islamic funds


KUALA LUMPUR: Britain's fourth largest retail fund manager, Threadneedle Investments, plans to offer a range of syariah-compliant funds in Malaysia, as the Islamic fund sector gradually revives after years of stagnant growth.

Threadneedle, which manages US$126.6bil in assets, has appointed a Malaysia-based team that will be supported by its Singapore and London offices, the company said in a statement.

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