Rusli, Lathiefa (2023) Sharia Investment Decision-Making: Gender Lens Investing, Fear of Missing out, and Islamic Financial Literation. In: Islamic Sustainable Finance, Law and Innovation. Contributions to Management Science, 1 (1). Springer Cham, Switzerland, pp. 367-376. ISBN 978-3-031-27859-4

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Abstract

Gender lens investing (GLI) has garnered increasing global attention in recent years. Gender lens investing falls under the gender equality targets contained in Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) by 2030. Gender fens investing is an investment strategy that integrates gender analysis into investment analysis of sharia investment decision-making (SIDM) and behavior. Fear of missing out (FOMO) is an investment strategy that integrates analysis of investor behavior in decisionmaking and investment behavior based on trends and joining friends. Meanwhile, Islamic financial literacy (IFL) is an individual’s understanding of fund management, contracts in Islamic finance, and investment. This study aims to determine and measure the effect of GLI, FOMO, and ILF on SIDM. The research data is primary data (questionnaire) with a total sample of 128 respondents who are Islamic capital market investors. The method used is a quantitative method, with the help of the SPSS application in processing data. The results show that there is an influence between FOMO and IFL on sharia SIDM. Meanwhile, GLI has no effect on sharia SIDM.

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