MNRB will divest Takaful Ikhlas to Bank Rakyat's nominee company for RM1.64 billion, strengthening its reinsurance focus while supporting Malaysia's Islamic finance and takaful…
Four Malaysian companies received six approvals for ARM technology, enhancing local innovation and positioning in the semiconductor market.
The Securities Commission Malaysia's new sukuk guidance strengthens Islamic finance alignment with socio-economic Maqasid al-Shariah principles.
Bursa Malaysia appoints CFO Azizan Abdul Aziz as Islamic capital market director, reinforcing focus on shariah‑compliant growth and ecosystem development.
Third consecutive win strengthens the country's global financial standing.
Malaysia's Islamic banking sector exhibits resilience and growth, driven by strong fundamentals and rising demand for Shariah-compliant products.
Prominent Islamic finance expert Daud Bakar charged with abetting unlicensed securities dealings; two businessmen also face similar accusations.
CIMB Islamic commits RM20 million from 2026–2030 through EcoSave-i to support nature conservation, education and community initiatives across Malaysia
SEDANIA As Salam Capital’s GoHalal Financing Programme drives ethical financial inclusion for Malaysia’s gig workers through Shariah-compliant digital microfinancing.
CelcomDigi and Boost introduce PayFlex, a Shariah-compliant Buy Now, Pay Later service offering flexible payments via the CelcomDigi app.
microLEAP and Halal Development Corporation join forces to expand Shariah-compliant financing access for Halal MSMEs under Budget 2026.
RHB Bank Bhd reported a 7% profit increase to RM1.55 billion for 1H25, driven by improved income and lower credit losses.
Eco World Perpetual Capital has launched a RM2 billion Sukuk programme, raising RM800 million for various Shariah-compliant purposes.
AI, Open Finance, and Tokenisation Among Key Regulatory Priorities as Malaysia Pushes for Inclusive, Resilient Growth
The MACC interviewed a "Tan Sri" regarding alleged sukuk fund embezzlement linked to a highway project after his hospital discharge.
The MACC reported RM20 million misused from sukuk funds for a highway project, linked to gambling and money laundering activities.
