The Global Economy is experiencing a number of turbulent challenges with inflation higher than
seen in several decades.
Some factors weighing heavily on the global economy are:

• High Prices (specially energy and food cost).
• Russia’s Invasion of Ukraine

ધી ઇસ્માઈલી ઇન્ટરનેશનલ કન્સિલિએશન ઍન્ડ આર્બિટ્રેશન બૉર્ડ (ICAB) તરફથી સંપત્તિના નૈતિક હસ્તાંતરણ (Ethical Wealth Transfer) અને વારસાના આયોજન (Inheritance Planning) માટેની માર્ગદર્શિકા અંગેની જાહેરાત

Leaders from the Jamat and AKDN celebrated the commencement of the redevelopment of the Aga Hall Estate in South Mumbai on Sunday 13 February. The ground-breaking ceremony was led by Ashish Merchant, President of the National Council for India, who himself was born on the estate and continues to live there today.

The IFC EDGE Advanced Certification was awarded to the Aga Hall Estate, an upcoming residential high-rise development project, centrally located on the historic site of the family residence of Mawlana Hasan Ali Shah in Mumbai, India.

The Family Emergency Handbook is an initiative by the Conciliation and Arbitration Board, India along with the Aga Khan Economic Planning Board, India.

The objective of this handbook is to have all relevant financial information available in an easy format in the case of an emergency. The handbook is exhaustive and we recommend you download, fill in and upload a copy of this handbook to a secure location informing decision making family members of its location

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The currently ongoing events in Afghanistan are causing concern for the Jamat around the world, and the purpose of this advisory is to share updated information in this regard.

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Hidden among the bustling streets of South Mumbai and its sprawling skyline lies a haven of solace and peace: Hasanabad. Often described as ‘Mumbai’s Taj Mahal’, the monument is a mausoleum or dargah: the final resting place of Imam Hasan Ali Shah, the 46th Imam of the Shia Ismaili Muslims. 

State of the Economy – February 2021

India’s economy is recovering at a better-than-expected pace with an uptick in consumer confidence and growth seen in businesses seen across technology, healthcare and exports. Ratings agency S&P Global in its latest report has predicted that the Indian economy will grow at 10% in Fiscal 2022 attributing consistently good agriculture performance, a flattening of the Covid-19 curve and a pickup in government spending as key contributors. Having said that, the report also talks about Covid-19 vaccination as critical to India`s recovery and as key to normalizing demand.

When the pandemic struck and forced a nation-wide lockdown, it decimated thousands of small businesses across India. Gripped by uncertainty, and burdened with the costs of rent and inventory, many small businesses struggled to survive. As an immediate response to support the Jamat’s financial needs, the Ismailia Co-operative Credit Society Limited, Hyderabad (ICCS), launched a new series of financial products, offering a much-needed financial lifeline to the Jamat during this time.