Halogen Capital And Affin Bank Partner To Launch Shariah-Compliant Bitcoin Fund
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Halogen Capital has partnered with Affin Bank to distribute the Halogen Shariah Defensive Bitcoin Fund, an investment vehicle designed to offer high-net-worth individuals and institutional investors a secure and low-risk pathway to Bitcoin investment. With an integrated capital preservation strategy, the fund seeks to balance stability with the growth potential of digital assets while maintaining Shariah compliance.

The fund employs a buy-and-hold strategy, combining low-risk Islamic deposits with Bitcoin as a high-growth asset. This approach is designed to safeguard portfolio value from extreme market fluctuations, providing investors with both security and potential long-term gains. By integrating capital preservation measures with digital asset investment, the initiative aims to offer a structured and risk-managed alternative in the evolving financial landscape.

Halogen Capital’s Founder and CEO, Hann Liew, highlighted the significance of the fund in reshaping digital asset investments in Malaysia. He emphasised that the strategy offers a practical solution for investors seeking exposure to Bitcoin’s high-growth potential while mitigating downside risks. He also noted that, in volatile market conditions, the fund is structured to navigate downturns effectively, ensuring investors do not compromise on long-term returns while maintaining compliance with Islamic financial principles.

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Affin Bank, through its role as a distributor, aims to bridge the gap between traditional financial principles and the rapidly expanding digital asset market. The bank sees the fund as an ideal option for investors looking to diversify their portfolios with innovative yet secure investment strategies. 

Mohammad Fairuz Mohd Radi, Executive Director of Group Community Banking at Affin Bank Berhad, expressed confidence in the fund’s potential, stating that it introduces an investment strategy that synergises Bitcoin with Islamic deposits, providing customers with a secure entry into digital assets. He added that the initiative aligns with the bank’s AFFIN Axelerate 2028 (AX28) Plan, which focuses on unrivalled customer service, digital leadership, and responsible banking with impact.

The Halogen Shariah Defensive Bitcoin Fund is a closed-ended wholesale fund, available exclusively to sophisticated investors with a short- to medium-term investment horizon of two years. The fund requires a minimum initial investment of RM10,000, with an initial sales charge of up to 2% and an annual management fee of 1%. Investors interested in participating must meet the criteria outlined by the Securities Commission Malaysia.

For further details on the sophisticated investor criteria, investors can visit the Securities Commission Malaysia’s official website. Enquiries regarding the Halogen Shariah Defensive Bitcoin Fund can be directed to the nearest Affin Bank branch.

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