Join our hosts and an assortment of special guests as they discuss Halal investing, retirement, financial planning, and much, much more.
Monem Salam MBA
Executive Vice President
Episode 3: Investing for Retirement
Halal Money Matters - July 2020Join hosts Monem Salam, Executive Vice President of Saturna Capital and Portfolio Manager of the Amana Income and Developing World Funds, Christopher Patton, Videographer and Cultural Attaché, and special guest, Owaiz Dadabhoy, Director of Islamic Investing, of Saturna Capital. In this episode, we discuss the importance of saving and investing for retirement, and how to do so in a halal way.
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Episode 2: What Makes an Investment Halal?
Amana Mutual Funds Trust, Halal Money Matters - June 2020Join hosts Monem Salam, Executive Vice President of Saturna Capital and Portfolio Manger of the Amana Income and Developing World Funds, and Christopher Patton, Videographer and Cultural Attaché of Saturna Capital. In this episode, Monem and Christopher discuss what makes an investment halal, including the history of Islamic investing and various screening methodologies.
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Episode 1: Why Invest?
Amana Mutual Funds Trust, Halal Money Matters - May 2020Our inaugural podcast episode - featuring hosts Monem Salam, Executive Vice President of Saturna Capital and Portfolio Manager of the Amana Income and Developing World Funds, and Christopher Patton, Videographer and Cultural Attaché of Saturna Capital. In this episode, Monem and Christopher discuss the reasons to invest and some of the hurdles people may face.
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