How Muslims Use Fintech to Invest Ethically: Musaffa CEO Dilshod Jumaniyazov Explains
NEW YORK–(BUSINESS WIRE)–While nearly 25% of the world is Muslim, less than 1% of global financial assets are compliant with Shariah law. Musaffa, a new and growing financial platform, enables investors to easily find “pure” and compliant stocks and ETFs. With users’ portfolios collectively valued at over $68 million, Musaffa tracks and maintains compliance with ease—a first for fintech in the U.S.
Musaffa (which translates to “purity”) introduces CEO Dilshod Jumaniyazov, who is available to discuss how the platform addresses the growing demand for Halal-compliant investing among Muslims. Jumaniyazov has more than a decade of financial expertise, including running multibillion-dollar platforms at Wells Fargo Securities. He is a CFA Charterholder who combines his background in traditional and Islamic finance to create a seamless, ethical investment experience that clearly demonstrates what a “pure company” is for all investors.
He can discuss the following:
- The Halal Investing Landscape: Insights into pure and compliant finance and Musaffa’s role in bridging the gap between traditional investing and Islamic values.
- Clean Investing Meets ESG: Why the rising demand for socially responsible investing extends to such options, and how Musaffa empowers investors to make “clean” choices.
- Innovation in Islamic Finance: How Musaffa’s proprietary data and advanced technology make it the go-to platform for informed Halal investing.
- Avoiding Riba: Musaffa offers alternatives to interest-bearing transactions, allowing investors to grow wealth while adhering to Shariah principles of fairness and social justice.
Jumaniyazov is available to speak by calling PR rep Richard Laermer at RLM PR or emailing [email protected] (212-741-5106 X 216).
Contacts
Richard Laermer
[email protected]
212-741-5106 X 216
