Islamic Investing in George Town, Penang

Flagship Shariah equity fund of AHAM Asset Management (formerly Affin Hwang Asset Management), launched 8 October 2002 at RM0.50. Maximum sales charge 6.50% via IUTA channels or 5.50% via internal channels and consultants, management fee up to 1.50% per annum, minimum initial investment RM1,000 with RM100 additions (fund page, crawled 2026-08-06).

Islamic money market fund from AHAM Asset Management, launched 13 November 2008. No sales charge, management fee up to 0.50% per annum of NAV, minimum initial investment RM1,000 with RM100 additions (fund page, crawled 2026-08-06).

Aggressive-growth Shariah equity fund from BIMB Investment, the Bank Islam subsidiary, with commencement date 30 June 1994. Benchmarked to the FBM Emas Shariah Index with 70% to 98% in Shariah-compliant equities. Sales charge up to 5.00% of NAV per unit, management fee 1.50% per annum, trustee fee 0.06%, minimum initial investment RM500 with RM100 additions (fund page and PHS dated 29 August 2025, crawled 2026-08-07).

Shariah dividend ETF listed on Bursa Malaysia on 21 March 2014, tracking the MSCI Malaysia IMI Islamic High Dividend Yield 10/40 Index. Management fee 0.400% per annum, trustee fee 0.045%, stock code 0824EA (fund page, crawled 2026-08-06).

The first Shariah ETF listed in Asia, launched on Bursa Malaysia on 21 January 2008 as MyETF-DJIM25 and now branded EQ8MY25. Tracks the Dow Jones Islamic Market Malaysia Titans 25 Index of the 25 largest Shariah-compliant Malaysian companies. Management fee 0.40% per annum, trustee fee 0.05%, stock code 0821EA (fund page, crawled 2026-08-06).

Islamic US equity ETF listed on Bursa Malaysia on 28 February 2018, tracking 50 large US Shariah-screened companies. Management fee 0.400% per annum, trustee fee 0.035%, stock code 0827EA. Listed in Eq8's own notice among its five Islamic ETFs (fund page and notice, crawled 2026-08-06).

Kenanga Investors' flagship Shariah equity fund, launched 29 January 2002. Annual management fee 1.50% of NAV, annual trustee fee 0.05%, minimum initial investment RM1,000 with RM100 additions. Benchmarked against the FBM Emas Shariah universe (fund page, crawled 2026-08-06).

Balanced Shariah fund from Kenanga Investors, launched 12 March 1996, mixing Shariah-compliant equities with sukuk. Annual management fee 1.50% of NAV, minimum initial investment RM5,000 (fund page, crawled 2026-08-06).

Feeder-style Shariah fund launched 22 April 2026 giving Malaysian investors access to 50 large US companies screened for Shariah compliance. Management fee up to 1.20% per annum of NAV, minimum initial investment RM1,000 (fund page, crawled 2026-08-06).

Fixed income fund from Maybank Asset Management investing in Malaysian sukuk. Sales charge up to 2.00% of NAV per unit, annual management fee 0.35% of NAV, annual trustee fee 0.05%. Launch date is not published on the fund page; fee data from the official fund listing (crawled 2026-08-07).

Shariah-compliant Malaysian equity fund from Maybank Asset Management targeting steady capital growth over the medium to long term. Sales charge up to 5.50% of NAV per unit, annual management fee 1.5% of NAV, annual trustee fee 0.08% subject to a minimum of RM18,000. Launch date is not published on the fund page; fee data from the fund's official listing (crawled 2026-08-07).

Sukuk-focused Islamic fund from Principal Malaysia, launched 23 February 2005, with a small Shariah equity allocation. Benchmark is 85% CIMB Islamic 1-month FRIA-i plus 15% FBM EMAS Shariah Index. Application fee up to 2.00% of NAV per unit, management fee up to 1.00% per annum, trustee fee up to 0.03% per annum (fund page, crawled 2026-08-07).

Principal Malaysia's flagship Islamic equity fund, launched 7 May 1998, benchmarked against the FTSE Bursa Malaysia EMAS Shariah Index. Application fee up to 6.50% of NAV per unit, management fee up to 1.50% per annum, trustee fee up to 0.045% per annum. Fund size RM745 million with since-inception return of 562% as at 30 June 2026 (fund page, crawled 2026-08-07).

Islamic money market fund from Principal Malaysia, launched 17 March 2008. No application fee, management fee up to 0.40% per annum, trustee fee up to 0.02% per annum, minimum initial investment RM10,000. Benchmarked against the CIMB Islamic 1-Month Fixed Return Income Account-i rate (fund page, crawled 2026-08-07).

Islamic money market unit trust from Public Mutual, in operation since commencement on 5 June 2007. Parks cash in Islamic money market instruments and deposits. No sales charge, 0.375% annual management fee, 0.02% trustee fee, RM1,000 minimum initial investment (Product Highlights Sheet, crawled 2026-08-06).

Islamic equity income unit trust from Public Mutual that targets Shariah-compliant stocks with attractive dividend yields, in operation since commencement on 6 March 2006. Sales charge up to 5.0% of NAV per unit, 1.50% annual management fee, 0.06% trustee fee, RM1,000 minimum initial investment (Product Highlights Sheet, crawled 2026-08-06).

Public Mutual's flagship Islamic equity unit trust, in operation since commencement on 9 May 1997. Invests in a portfolio of Shariah-compliant Malaysian equities for capital growth. Sales charge up to 5.0% of NAV per unit, 1.50% annual management fee, 0.06% annual trustee fee, RM1,000 minimum initial investment (Product Highlights Sheet, crawled 2026-08-06).

Globally diversified Shariah-compliant robo portfolio from StashAway Malaysia Sdn Bhd (SC licence eCMSL/A0352/2018), built from Islamic-screened equity ETFs, global sukuk and physical gold across four risk levels. Management fee 0.2% to 0.8% per annum on StashAway's standard tiered schedule, no minimum investment and no lock-in (Shariah portfolio and pricing pages, crawled 2026-08-06).

Wahed Invest Malaysia

Wahed Invest Malaysia Halal Portfolios

Halal robo-advisory managed portfolios from Wahed Technologies Sdn Bhd, licensed by the Securities Commission Malaysia. Annual fee 0.79% for balances from RM100 to RM499,999 and 0.39% for RM500,000 and above, inclusive of management and custody; RM1 charge applies to FPX or direct debit deposits. Six risk levels plus a physical gold portfolio (Malaysia pricing page, crawled 2026-08-06).