Record launches Sharia-compliant platform
Analysis based on 6 articles · First reported Jul 08, 2026 · Last updated Jul 23, 2026
The launch is a strategic expansion for Recordati into the growing Sharia-compliant investment market, potentially attracting new institutional clients from the Middle East and Southeast Asia. The impact on Record's stock is expected to be mildly positive as it diversifies its product offering.
Recordati — Record Asset Management GmbH (RAM), a subsidiary of London-listed Recordati, launched Record Amanah, a dedicated platform for Sharia-compliant investment solutions. The platform, developed in partnership with Khalij Group, will initially focus on private markets and private equity opportunities. The launch follows a series of successful Sharia-compliant transactions by Record, including a recent deal for a client in Brunei, and reflects growing demand from institutional investors in the Middle East and Southeast Asia. Record manages approximately USD 115 billion in assets for institutional clients worldwide.
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