The Islamic Treasury is set up as a division within the Global Treasury department, with its main focus on offering Shariah-compliant Treasury products approved by the bank's Shariah Board. This division is in charge of handling the Asset and Liability Management for the Islamic Banking portfolio, as well as managing risk related to profit rates and foreign exchange exposure. Leveraging the significant flows from the largest Islamic window operation within the largest conventional bank, the Islamic Treasury actively seeks opportunities in the Islamic Treasury sector, especially in commercial and trade activities, to maximize returns for our Islamic depositors.

2. Product of islamic treasury

 Islamic Fixed Deposits, Islamic Profit-Sharing Accounts, Islamic Foreign Exchange Services, Islamic Money Market Instruments, Islamic Structured Products, and Sukuk Trading.

3. How islamic treasury works

The primary objective of Islamic Treasury operations is to offer financial services that align with the principles of Islamic finance, all while ensuring the financial stability and profitability of both the institution and its clients. Achieving this goal demands a profound grasp of Islamic finance, adept risk management, and a steadfast dedication to ethical and Shariah-compliant standards.

4. Why financial system need islamic treasury

Islamic Treasury plays a vital role within the financial system by addressing the requirements of individuals and businesses in search of Shariah-compliant financial services. It also advocates ethical banking standards and adds to the variety and resilience of the financial landscape.