Why takaful companies’ liquidity could prove a boon
The Islamic insurers’ need to preserve liquidity could leave them well placed to buy equities, once Malaysia finally emerges from the coronavirus pandemic.

Malaysia’s Islamic insurers’ traditional focus on maintaining liquidity could help position them for equity investing opportunities – once the country emerges from the current torrid time for its financial markets.
Takaful companies, as they are locally known, are required to allocate to shariah-compliant assets. However, the investible universe of these assets is small by nature, therefore limiting the companies' ability to diversify. This constraint, combined with a generally mo…
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