CAL Islamic Money Market Fund
A new fund is only as strong as the need it answers.
The CAL Islamic Money Market Fund opens a Shariah-compliant way to put idle cash to work while keeping it within reach — a product Sri Lanka’s market has been waiting for. The response has been telling: institutional and retail investors have welcomed it alike, a sign the timing is right for a considered step into Islamic Banking and Finance.
It’s also a beginning. As Islamic Finance grows across Sri Lanka, CAL intends to keep playing its part — helping the industry reach its full potential here.
A new fund is only as strong as the need it answers.
The CAL Islamic Money Market Fund opens a Shariah-compliant way to put idle cash to work while keeping it within reach. The response from the wider industry has been telling.
Ishrat Rauff · MD/CEO, ADL Capital LtdIshrat Rauff counts it among the Islamic Banking and Finance products the domestic market has been waiting for — welcomed by institutional and retail investors alike.
Behind every launch is a read on where the market is heading.
For CAL Investments, the Islamic Money Market Fund is a considered step into Islamic Banking and Finance — a space with real demand and, until now, few options to meet it.
Gayan De Silva · CEO, CAL InvestmentsGayan De Silva points to the reception it has already found among institutional and retail investors as a sign the timing is right.
Months of work sit behind this one.
The CAL Islamic Money Market Fund marks the start of a longer commitment — a role CAL intends to keep playing as Islamic Finance grows across Sri Lanka.
Sachin Unamboowe · Head of SalesSachin Unamboowe sees it as a first step towards helping the industry reach its full potential here.
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