Buletin Takaful 2010

Source: Bernama, 3rd September 2009

Hong Leong Tokio Marine (HLTM) Takaful expects AUD30 million (AUD1=RM2.94) worth of funds to be subscribed by the Malaysian public for its newly launched capital protection investment-linked (CPIL) scheme — a global recovery income plan (GRIP) — within 45 days.

GRIP is a four-year Australian dollar denominated Shariah compliant and 100 per cent CPIL plan using the concept of Murabahah and Wa’ad (unilateral undertaking).

HLTM Takaful chief executive officer, Ab Latif Abu Bakar said GRIP is expected to pay an annual income distribution with a cumulative total of 15 per cent.

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Source: Bernama, 21st August 2009

Takaful Ikhlas Sdn Bhd has launched a comprehensive group Takaful scheme for the staff of Immigration Department through the latter’s Kesatuan Perkhidmatan Imigresen Semenanjung Malaysia (KPISM).

Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer of Takaful Ikhlas, Wan Mohd Fadzlullah Wan Abdullah said the group scheme has been prepared specially to provide Syariah based comprehensive financial protection.

“The scheme will provide attractive and reasonable rates into the investment accounts of the participants. Besides the element of saving for retirement days, it is also created to minimise the risk factor,” he said in a statement here Friday.

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Source: Bernama, 22nd June 2009

Syarikat Takaful Malaysia Bhd (Takaful Malaysia), which has RM4 billion in assets, aims to be the largest takaful insurer in the country in terms of assets within two years.

Group managing director, Datuk Hassan Kamil, said Takaful Malaysia, which has 400,000 policyholders, was in second position after Etiqa Takaful Bhd.

He said the company hoped to sign up at least 10 percent more policyholders within a year of the launch of the one-stop Takaful myDesk in collaboration with Lembaga Tabung Haji.

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