PFP Legacy Singapore has launched the Muslim Collective, an initiative aimed at bridging the knowledge gap in Islamic estate planning. This programme seeks to empower Muslim families and community leaders with expert-led, Shariah-conscious education to help safeguard their wealth and assets for future generations. The launch coincides with the firm’s 10th anniversary, highlighting its commitment to inclusive, education-focused initiatives.
The Muslim Collective provides a platform for the Muslim community to learn about Shariah-compliant legacy planning and connect with legal and financial professionals. Jeffrey Chow, Executive Director and Group CEO of SingWealth Holdings, the parent company of PFP Legacy, emphasised the importance of making legacy planning accessible and relevant to all communities. “Legacy planning is about protecting our loved ones and preserving the values we leave behind,” noted Allawudin Mastan, Adviser of the Muslim Collective.
PFP Legacy will collaborate with community partners, including Singapore Life Ltd (Singlife), to enhance awareness of financial and legacy planning within the Muslim community. Akhil Doegar, Group Head of Distribution at Singlife, highlighted the significance of estate planning for Muslim families, stating that it ensures loved ones are cared for in accordance with their faith and values.
The Muslim Collective remains strictly educational, providing no financial advice or product recommendations. By integrating community education with relevant financial solutions, PFP Legacy Singapore aims to deliver holistic wealth succession strategies that respect and uphold the unique cultural and religious needs of its clients.
