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Retail Investment Adds "Sex and Violence" to Stocks

Gerald Ambrose, Chief Executive Officer, Aberdeen Islamic Asset Management Sdn Bhd

04-May-17 09:20

Retail Investment Adds "Sex and Violence" to Stocks

Amidst talk of listing Islamic shares and opening an SME Market, Malaysia's stock market stands to see further development. Gerald also comments on the level of involvement by institutional, retail, and foreign investors.


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