Wide range of Islamic products will appeal to all


Lim: ‘We should widen the range of sukuk products to capture untapped markets and Malaysia has its strength because we have plenty deposits and constantly looking for yields.’

KUALA LUMPUR: Increasing the number of products under the Islamic asset class will appeal to a broader range of investors and cement Malaysia’s place as a major centre for Islamic wealth management.

OCBC Malaysia head of consumer financial services Lim Wyson said Islamic wealth management should be viewed as an investment strategy with sound proposition that can appeal to investors.

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