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Technological advancement in finance
provides better and faster access whilst providing newer financial
transaction options. Currently, through internet and mobile banking,
customers are able to execute financial and non-financial transactions
from any location. As Islamic finance progresses, technology is becoming
a key enabler for future business.
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Visa & AIBIM on the Lookout for
Fintech Startups
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Visa
and the Association of Islamic Banking Institutions Malaysia (AIBIM)
have partnered to launch the ASEAN Fintech Challenge in conjunction
with the Global Islamic Finance Forum 2016 (GIFF) from 10th to 12th May
in Kuala Lumpur. GIFF presents a great opportunity for fintech startups
to showcase their offerings for Islamic finance
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Shariah Compliant Crowdfunding at
Kuala Lumpur’s Global Islamic Finance Forum
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EthisCrowd.com,
a Shariah compliant crowdfunding platform, aims to raise up to S$1
million in real estate crowdfunding from senior executives and
delegates present at the Global Islamic Finance Forum (GIFF) 5.0 in
Kuala Lumpur, 10 to 12 May 2016. The forum, in its fifth iteration, is
organised by the Association of Islamic Banking Institutions Malaysia
(AIBIM), and is themed “Dream Big, Grow Beyond”.
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Launch of RHB Islamic ASEAN Megatrend
Fund
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RHB
Islamic International Asset Management launched the RHB Islamic
ASEAN Megatrend Fund. The Fund is set to complement the government’s
efforts in developing and growing the Islamic Finance marketplace with
the aspiration to position Malaysia as a key player.
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Please log
on to www.mifc.com or call +603
26923481 for more information.
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