The first tranche already trading on bursa malaysia. You can check it out 

i don't really want to comment too much but don't simply invest just because donkeys make it seem so easy, some time people brag just to make it seem they know everything. do your own research and understand the investment is always the first rule, otherwise you can be a donkey for life.

if you all want to lose money feel free to apply, it is always best to do you own research instead of following noises.

this is a capital market instrument broken down to retail investors, as a lot of posters had pointed out you will lose out on transaction cost. the cost is lesser for high net worth products if you really want to go into fixed income investment.

understand that for fixed income investment the value is negatively correlated to the movement in interest rate. if interest rate goes up than the value of your investment will go down. if your familiar with the interest rate regime you would understand that so far we have had an easing period. however due to that it has created a bubble that the government is now trying to control in the upcoming budget.

thirdly the longer the duration the higher the price impact. meaning a short dated bond will move less compare to a long dated bond for the same movement in interest rate. this is important because the issuer is issuing long dated bonds.

i don't really want to comment too much but don't simply invest just because donkeys make it seem so easy, some time people brag just to make it seem they know everything. do your own research and understand the investment is always the first rule, otherwise you can be a donkey for life.

one man poison is another man meat, i don't want to enter into long debates but I will just highlight why it is a bad investment

1) post listing you will not make a capital gain off the investment, the budget announcement is this Friday and they will put in place measures to control the bubble. this measures will tighten credit supply and increase cost of funding

2) 4.58% is nothing against "real" inflation figures, Malaysia CPI is commonly known to be rigged due to controlled subsidies and the way the basket is calculated. Actual food prices have been increase far above reported inflation numbers.

3) after transaction cost your buying at a premium, the guarantee only covers principal and will not compensate any premium over 100.

4) FD rates can be taken out without affecting your principal and 1 year cash rate can give you close to 3.5 - 3.6%. In fact you can even negotiate a higher rate if you have the cash. Why bother taking a risk of 15 years for that extra 1%?

If you can counter logical answers to my questions I will call myself a donkey.

There is no fee when apply this sukuk except RM1 for Maybank, stamp duty is exempted when u selling this sukuk.

You need to take in transaction cost, if buy and sell incurred 0.4% (as same with trading share), means 0.8% gone.
4.58% - 0.8% means 3.78% only.
There is no reason to invest into a 3.78% bond when FD also can get this rate.

In my opinion, if die die must buy, choose a good return reit is better than this Bond, 6 - 7% is norm.

Very gud analysis n simulation

Nope
Is tax free

U r rite
No idea on RM5k per mth. It depends on deductions as well

Off record la.....

From 2014 onwards, we're moving to single-tier taxation for dividends. All dividends are taxed at source, and not taxable at the hands of shareholders.

In the previous regime of franked dividends, if your personal income tax level is say 15% and corporate tax rate is 26%, you are able to claim back the 11% difference.

In the single-tier regime, even if your tax bracket is 0%, your dividends will still be hit with the corporate tax rate and you cannot claim back anything.

In fact, a lot of Co oredi declared single tier dividend

hihi
i've a question on ETSB (Exchange Traded Bonds/Sukuk)
let's say i've successfully applied 1lot (10units of RM100).
I hold for 15 years until maturity...
on maturity, i should get back the face value, right ?
so my questions are:
1)what if it's traded at RM110 on the last trading day ? do i get back RM1100 or RM1000 ?
2)what if it's traded at RM90 on the last day ? do i get back RM900 or RM1000 ?
3)if i'm to get back RM1000 no matter what the last traded price is,.. does that mean I will have additional gains if my Average Bought Price is RM90 (for example)?

Anyone interested with this?

CIMB i trade reveal the price redi http://www.eipocimb.com/

rm100/unit

Any kind advise?

Dun think so
Unless BNM drop OPR rate

Rm100/unit, i see why people not interested