Citigroup launches Islamic finance products in Singapore

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These are the first such products launched in the city state since the Monetary Authority of Singapore approved the sale of murabaha investment products in June.

Murabaha is a contract between a bank and an investor for the sale of goods at a price, plus a profit margin agreed beforehand. The bank also introduced the Islamic equivalent of interest rate swaps, foreign exchange forwards and cross-currency swaps for Singapore and Asia-Pacific.

These new products are aimed at onshore and offshore

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