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'''Ethis Global Berhad''' is a Malaysia-based financial technology (fintech) company focused on providing Shariah-compliant investment and financing platforms across Asia and the Middle East[1]. The firm operates in sectors including real estate crowdfunding, peer-to-peer (P2P) lending, and equity crowdfunding, and holds regulatory licenses in several jurisdictions.
History
[edit]Ethis was founded in Singapore in 2014 by Umar Munshi and Ronald Yusuf Wijaya as a private investment network named Club Ethis, originally targeting impact-driven investments in Indonesia. The organization expanded into Malaysia in 2016, forming Ethis Global Sdn Bhd in 2018, which later became Ethis Global Berhad in 2023.
Operations and Subsidiaries
[edit]Ethis operates various subsidiaries and platforms in Islamic fintech and social finance:
Ethis Indonesia
[edit]A licensed P2P lending company under Indonesia’s Financial Services Authority (OJK), offering short-term financing for SMEs.
Ethis Fund
[edit]Licensed by the Labuan Financial Services Authority, it manages Shariah-compliant venture capital and alternative investment funds.
HASAN.VC
[edit]A venture capital fund and startup accelerator launched in 2024, managed by Ethis Fund.
A crowdfunding platform for Islamic charitable giving, supporting zakat, waqf, and qard hassan.
Ethis Malaysia
[edit]The first Islamic equity crowdfunding platform licensed by the Securities Commission Malaysia.
EthisX
[edit]A private capital market platform licensed in Oman, enabling debt and equity issuances.
Ethis Türkiye
[edit]In the process of acquiring a license from Türkiye’s Capital Markets Board, aiming to offer SME financing solutions.
Business Model
[edit]Ethis delivers investment products that adhere to Islamic finance principles, targeting both retail and institutional investors. These include:
- SME financing based on profit-and-loss sharing
- Trade-based supply-chain finance
- Syndicated equity investments in startups
- Managed funds for alternative investments
The platforms are developed in accordance with Shariah compliance guidelines and reviewed by qualified advisors.
Governance & Leadership
[edit]Key individuals in Ethis Global's leadership team include:
- Umar Munshi[3] – Founder and Managing Director
- Ronald Yusuf Wijaya – Co-founder and CEO of Ethis Indonesia
- Amran Mohd – Board member
- Dr. Hurriyah El Islamy – Board member
- Khaled Fouad – Managing Partner, Ethis Türkiye
- Mohd Akhtaar – Principal, HASAN.VC
Recognition and Developments
[edit]- 2016: Received the Islamic Economy Award in Dubai.
- 2019: Licensed by Malaysia's Securities Commission for equity crowdfunding.
- 2021: Raised RM6.8 million in pre-Series A funding.
- 2022: Expanded to Oman; received industry recognition for Islamic crowdfunding.
- 2024: Launched HASAN.VC, focused on early-stage halal startups.
References
[edit]- ^ "Ethis Review - Halal Far-Eastern Property Investment | IFG — Islamic Finance Guru". Islamic Finance Guru. 31 May 2022.
- ^ Young Muslim generations and sadaqah through digital platforms: Do sadaqah literacy and religiosity matter?. Malaysia: journal (published 7). 3. p. 14.
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