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In the Islamic faith, stewardship and sustainability are deeply embedded. But how is Islamic finance fulfilling these duties?

In this article, Salman Siddiqui, Investment Manager at Jupiter, discusses how to introduce Islamic tayyib considerations into investment decisions making.

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Shariah investing: the importance of tayyib – Jupiter Asset Management

Jupiter's Salman Siddiqui discusses the idea of introducing tayyib considerations into investment decisions in this joint paper with the Global Ethical Finance Initiative (GEFI) and the Islamic Finance Council UK (UKIFC).

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