Hi,
I am just getting started on a career and am fairly young (24) so looking to invest long term into a good islamic fund. I have seen the HSBC funds but I am not confident in its focus on the tech sector. I have been researching an active fund from Almalia Sanlam. I am from the UK so was wondering if what the difference are between the two options AJ Bell provides:
- [Almalia Sanlam Active Shariah Glb Eq ETF] (https://www.youinvest.co.uk/market-research/LSE%3AAMAL) - LSE:AMAL
- Almalia Sanlam Active Shariah Glb Eq ETF GBP (LSE:AMAP)
Any clarifications on the differences and which one I should (as a UK investor) invest in would be so helpful!
Jzk.
Assalam o alikum @mannysanny
Welcome to the community.
The first link does not work for me but I suspect that would be the USD version of the same fund. Considering you are a UK investor, its best to buy the GBP version as AJ bell will charge you ~1%FX charge if you buy the USD fund and pay in pounds.
Before you actually do decide to invest in an active fund (typically have very high fees), I would recommend two videos to see what history has shown on Active Vs Passive fund.
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Best Strategy For Stock Market
- Active vs Passive Performance: S&P’s Andrew Innes On His Index vs Active Report
If Tech concentration is a concern, an alternative is MSCI World Islamic Index - a thread elaborating the two funds can be found: Selecting an ETF
Its really good to see that you are starting your Investment Journey at an early stage - well done. you may find the below post helpful.
Good Luck
Best Regards
Zeeshan