StanChart offers sharia swap

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The Islamic cross-currency swap is worth $10 million for Kuala Lumpur-based Bank Muamalat Malaysia to assist them in managing their dollar investment.

The swap combines the benefits of managing currency risks and rate differential returns with sharia-compliant principles, said Shayne Nelson, Kuala Lumpur-based chief executive at Standard Chartered Malaysia.

The swap uses commodity murabahah transactions as the underlying contract. A murabahah transaction is a contract between a bank and its

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