A sukuk sits where a bond would in a portfolio, but it is not a loan. What the holder owns explains where the income comes from, and where the risk sits.
A conventional investor parking cash earns interest while they wait. A compliant investor does not, which turns an idle balance from a neutral decision into a compounding cost.
With inflation remaining above the Federal Reserve 2 percent target, real returns on cash and money market positions continue to erode. We are encouraging clients with elevated cash allocations to revisit their positioning.
Sukuk Explained: What You Own and Where the Return Comes From
A sukuk sits where a bond would in a portfolio, but it is not a loan. What the holder owns explains where the income comes from, and where the risk sits.
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A conventional investor parking cash earns interest while they wait. A compliant investor does not, which turns an idle balance from a neutral decision into a compounding cost.
Read article →Reading the Fed: What Sticky Inflation Means for Halal Investors
With inflation remaining above the Federal Reserve 2 percent target, real returns on cash and money market positions continue to erode. We are encouraging clients with elevated cash allocations to revisit their positioning.
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