Malaysia’s Islamic Capital Market is working on the commercialisation of a Digital Gold Dinar solution (Shutterstock).

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Bursa Malaysia to develop first Sharia-compliant carbon credit product, Digital Gold Dinar

Malaysia’s Islamic Capital Market’s (ICM) Bursa Digital Research announced that it will “proactively build new markets to serve as fresh growth avenues or solutions for our stakeholders,” including new products such as asset-backed securities and tokenised assets.

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