KUALA LUMPUR (Reuters) – Malaysia’s finance ministry on Tuesday launched a 500 million ringgit ($119.45 million) sukuk as part of the government’s efforts to raise funds for their coronavirus economic recovery plan.
The Sukuk Prihatin will be offered on digital banking platforms from Aug 18 to Sept 17, offering a 2% profit rate over a two-year maturity period, according to a statement from the ministry.
(Reporting by Joseph Sipalan; Editing by Ed Davies)
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