Home Industry Finance Saudi Arabia’s Tadawul launches TASI Islamic Index The index will track the performance of companies listed as Shariah-compliant on the Saudi stock exchange by Gulf Business July 18, 2022 Saudi stock exchange Tadawul has launched its first Shariah-compliant index, the TASI Islamic Index. The index will track the performance of companies listed as Shariah-compliant on the Saudi exchange, under the supervision of the Shariah Advisory Committee, according to Saudi Arabia’s official news agency SPA. It will act as a tool for investors and wider market participants to guide and inform decisions when looking into Shariah-compliant investments, while also allowing asset managers to benchmark the performance of their Shariah-compliant portfolios. Additionally, the index will serve as a basis for financial products, including derivatives and exchange-traded funds. In collaboration with the Saudi exchange, the Shariah Advisory Committee will work to maintain high standards of governance, while ensuring that index constituents abide by unified Shariah-compliant principles, based on clear and transparent criteria. They will also undertake the responsibility of overseeing and approving the list of companies listed as Shariah-compliant on a periodic basis. The announcement aligns with the country’s vision to establish a strong foundation for economic prosperity, with Islamic principles and values as a driving force. Tags Saudi Arabia Saudi Exchange Shariah-compliant investment tadawul 0 Comments You might also like IMF slashes 2025 Saudi Arabia growth forecast on extended oil production cuts Aramco to set up minerals exploration, mining JV with Ma’aden Saudi Arabia’s flyadeal set to order Airbus A330neo jets Saudi Arabia’s PIF completes acquisition of 23.08% stake in Saudi Re