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CGS-CIMB Securities Bhd chief executive officer Ruzi Ajith: "I would focus on investing in stocks with defensive earnings, high-dividend yield, strong free cash flow and if possible, in net cash positions. Values have started to emerge now."

AMID a backdrop of roiling markets brought about by the Covid-19 pandemic and crude oil crash, CGS-CIMB Securities Sdn Bhd (formerly known as Jupiter Securities Sdn Bhd) launches its retail Islamic Cross Border Trading (ICBT) services through its online platform CGS-CIMB iTrade.

The ICBT provides a complete Islamic Ecosystem with syariah screening provided by Refinitiv Eikon (formerly known as Thomson Reuters Financial & Risk). It offers a broad collection of Islamic equities with over 30,000 company stocks listed in more than 34 countries.

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