26.1 The tawarruq may expose the IFI to various types of risks, such as market, liquidity, credit and operational risks. These risks, which appear at various stages of transactions, may change in nature that may necessitate the establishment of a comprehensive and sound risk management infrastructure, reporting and control framework.

Source: Tawaruq Bank Negara Malaysia (BNM) Guideline 2018

Based on the above statement, answer the following questions:

c) Suppose a Tawarruq facility is financed by the investment account fund (IA) offered by Malaysian Islamic banks. Explain the risk implications of the IA funding system. What are the strategies for risk mitigation and control? (6 marks)