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The Capital Markets Authority is in the process of developing islamic capital markets finance as it seeks to open investment opportunities in this niche market. Speaking during the release of the latest Capital Market soundness report, CEO Wyckliffe Shamiah, said that the authority is currently engaging all relevant stakeholders in the process. Islamic Capital Market is one where transactions for Shariah-compliant financial assets are handled.
Capital Markets Authority keen to tap a niche market
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