1. Which of the following statements is FALSE in relation to Islamic fund management in Malaysia?
2. Which of the following types of Shariah Advisers are listed according to the Guidelines for Shariah Advisers?
I. Individual Shariah Adviser
II. Corporation Shariah Adviser
III. Financial Institution Shariah Adviser
3. The following funds offer open-ended and close-ended features in Collective Investment Schemes EXCEPT:
4. Based on the Guidelines on REITs and Listed REITs, Islamic REITs are subject to not having 20% or more Shariah non-compliance rental income upon establishment. However, the 20% threshold is reduced to 5% by the end of the Islamic REIT’s ………………..
5. What are the purposes of a venture fund or corporation that manages investment in securities of venture corporations as stated under the Guidelines on the Registration of Venture Capital and Private Equity Corporations and Management Corporations?
I. Seed capital financing
II. Start-up financing
III. Early-stage financing
IV. Leveraged Buy-Out
6. Which one of the following statements is FALSE in relation to a Waqf fund?
7. You have a holding of 10,000 shares in Shariah-compliant stock PQR that you bought two years ago at RM5.00 each. You received 30 sen net dividend twice, i.e. 6 months ago and 18 months ago. Its share price closed at RM8.00 two days ago when it was reclassified as Shariah non-compliant. As a result, you sold all the 10,000 shares of XYZ yesterday and today at an average net price of RM8.20 per share. How much is involved to purify the investment?