Money Market and Capital Market Solutions.
Our dedicated teams specialising in Islamic and Conventional products are active in trading and investments of money market and capital market instruments to help you generate the most yield out of your cash, whether you are corporate, institution or individual.

Islamic Fixed Deposit.
Commodity Murabahah Deposit-i (CMD-i).
The CMD-i provides customers with certainty of returns i.e. fixed profit that is undertaken based on a pre-agreed profit margin or marked-up price.
The fixed profit rate is derived from the sale and purchase of Shariah-compliant commodities based on the concept of Murabahah via a Tawarruq arrangement.
Conventional Fixed Deposit.
Term & Call Deposits.
Term Deposit is a deposit placed at a fixed interest rate for a specified maturity period, which can be for a short or long-term tenure.
Whereas for Call Deposit, the deposit bears a return at an agreed interest rate with no specified maturity date, giving you immediate access to your funds while still enjoying competitive returns.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between money market and capital market?
Before we can discuss the difference between a money market and a capital market, first we have to understand what is a money market and a capital market. The first thing you need to know is that the money market and capital market are two broad components of the global financial system.
The biggest difference between these two components is that by definition, a money market is the act of trading short-term debt between financial institutions, such as banks. Meanwhile, the capital market is the act of trading both stocks and bonds.