Sun Life Indonesia seeks sharia funds rule change
The insurer wants to be able to offer unit-linked products that invest 100% in offshore-focused sharia funds. Separately, it is looking to raise its corporate bond exposure.

Insurance firms in Indonesia should be allowed to provide unit-linked products that invest 100% in offshore sharia-compliant funds, said Elin Waty, president director of Sun Life Indonesia.
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