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Portfolio expansion: Wahed’s portfolio allocation options include investments into US stocks, Malaysian stocks, Islamic bonds and gold. — AP

THE use of robo-advisers, or robos, to manage one’s investment portfolios is expected to gain traction in Malaysia.

According to Wahed Inc’s head of Asia-Pacific Syakir Hashim, this trend is set to take place, as advancing technology and evolving consumer needs continuously shape the wealth management industry.

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