Topik: HLTM Takaful, Takaful pelaburan, The Star on Jan 13th, 2009 Comments Off
Source: The Star, 13th January 2009
Hong Leong Tokio Marine Takaful (HLTM Takaful) Bhd had on Tuesday launched its capital protection investment-linked scheme.
The Alpha Crescent Investment Plan was a three-year shariah-compliant 100% capital-protected investment-linked plan.
It is based on the concept of murabahah and wa’ad where the potential investment returns at maturity were referenced against the performance of the Alpha Crescent Index.
HLTM Takaful, which is managing the plan, said it would be distributed by Hong Leong Bank Bhd.
On the Alpha Crescent Index, it was derived from a “buy low, sell high” strategy from the performances of top 100 pre-selected shariah complaint stocks.
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Topik: Bernama, HLTM Takaful, Takaful pelaburan on Sep 11th, 2007 Comments Off
Source: Bernama, 11th September 2007
Hong Leong Tokio Marine Takaful Bhd (HLTM Takaful), together with Citibank and Hong Leong Bank, today launched the Capital Protection Investment-Linked Scheme, a three-year syariah-compliant investment using the concept of Murabaha and Wa’d (unilateral undertaking).
In a statement here Tuesday, HLTM Takaful said the scheme’s returns at maturity would be benchmarked against the performance of best performing investment profile, property-related indices or commodities.
The scheme will be managed by HLTM Takaful and distributed by Hong Leong Bank, while Citibank will act as a structure provider.
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Topik: Bernama, HLTM Takaful on Aug 16th, 2007 Comments Off
Source: Bernama, 16th August 2007
Hong Leong Tokio Marine Takaful Bhd’s (HLTM Takaful) new regular contribution investment-linked family takaful scheme, i-Save, will offer both protection and savings.
In a statement here Thursday, the company said participants would receive coverage benefit for death or total permanent disability as well as the full value of units.
“The scheme can also be structured to provide for the various financial needs such as old age retirement and savings for children’s education.
“For Muslims, the takaful benefit (upon death) can be a gift for their loved ones without any encumbrances,” chief executive officer, Ezamshah Ismail, said at the launch of the scheme here today.
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