HSBC Sukuk Fund

HSBC Sukuk Fund is a popular mutual fund in Saudi Arabia that was launched in 2012. This open-ended fund aims to accomplish revenue and capital appreciation over the mid to long tenure. They do this by investing in Sukuk released worldwide and domestically, Murabaha operations, and Sharia-approved certificates. 

Investing in issued securities may include, but is not limited to, investment funds issued or administered by HSBC Saudi Arabia or any of its affiliates. The fund's performance is assessed against the success of the HSBC Saudi Sukuk Index, a composite index that incorporates the Dow Jones Sukuk Index. The Fund profile contains all relevant information.

To increase the fund's income, the Portfolio Manager may choose to invest the fund's excess capital in relatively brief Money Market Funds. Because the fund is revenue-generating, its profits are retained rather than distributed to Unit Holders. The value and cost of the Shares will reflect the fund's income reinvestment.

This fund invests in a targeted portfolio and charges a 1% subscription fee. It is treated in a proactive and adaptive manner to provide investors with outcomes that are not based on a baseline or weighted indexes. If you want to invest in this fund but don't know where to start, Nakla is your one-stop-shop. The program simplifies the trading process and helps users make informed investing selections.