ARM Sharia Compliant Fixed Income Fund
Fund Objective
The ARM Sharia-Compliant Fixed Income Fund (SFIF) seeks to invest only in Sharia compliant fixed term instruments such as sovereign and corporate Sukuk, Mudarabah, Murabaha, and other contracts, with a minimum rating of BBB.
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