AUSTRALIA: Investors on the southern continent are maintaining a cautious but optimistic approach toward Islamic funds, with a slight preference in equity-focused strategies, according to data tracked by the IFN Investor Funds Database for Q2 2025.
Overall, Islamic funds domiciled in Australia posted a steady but modest performance in Q2 2025, with total AuM increasing 0.5% to US$346.83 million as of the 30th June 2025, compared to the previous quarter's US$345.11 million.
Islamic equity led the growth, rising 3.56% from US$72.28 million to US$74.86 million quarter-on-quarter. Fixed income climbed 3.28% from US$69.75 million to US$72.04 million and Sukuk funds showed an increase of 2.2% from US$4.15 million to US$4.24 million. The performance of mixed asset funds was flat at 0.55%, rising from US$120.99 million to US$121.65 million while the real estate segment declined 4.99% from US$77.94 million to US$74.05 million.
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