Chapter 4
Managing Assets in Islamic Investments
In This Chapter
Introducing the Islamic capital market's exchanges and liquidity issues
Putting money into equities, bonds, ETFs, and more
Monitoring fund performance with Islamic indexes
Getting a grip on Islamic market risk
Chapter 3 in Book VIII familiarizes you with Islamic finance, explaining its key principles and general categories of products. In this chapter, you delve into the Islamic capital market and the investment products you can purchase there: Islamic mutual funds, bonds, exchange-traded funds, and more. You discover how fund management companies are monitoring fund performance with Islamic market indexes, and you find out about the products available for managing risk in the Islamic market.
Shopping at the Islamic Capital Market
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The word Islamic in this context means that a product is sharia-compliant: It adheres to the principles of Islamic law and avoids all industries and activities that this law prohibits.