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SNB Capital Corporates Sukuk Fund

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SNB Capital Corporates Sukuk Fund

The Fund is a public open-ended fund and its investment objective is to provide long term capital appreciation by investing mainly in Corporates Sukuk denominated in Saudi riyals or United Satates Dollars or any other currencies in accordance with the Fund's Shariah standards.

Principal Investment Strategies

The Fund invests in the following Shariah-compliant securities ("Target Securities"):

  • Sukuk of Local and GCC coporates issued in Local or GCC markets or any Local or GCC issuances issued in the international markets denominated in Saudi riyals or Uinted Satates Dollars or any other currencies in accordance with the Fund's Shariah standards;

  • The fund can invest in Sovereign Sukuk issued by Saudi Government or any Sukuk issued directly or indirectly by Saudi Government Entities or any other goverments within GCC or any Local or GCC issuances issued in the international markets denominated in Saudi riyals or United Satates Dollars or any other currencies

  • Short term instruments (Murabaha) with counterparties regulated by SAMA or a similar regulatory body outside the Kingdom;

  • The Fund may invest in money market and fixed income funds in accordance with Shariah standards, which are publicly offered and licensed by CMA.

  • The Fund may invest in derivatives associated with structured instruments and products that comply with Shariah standards of the Fund, and structured instruments and products denominated in Saudi riyals or United Satates Dollars or any other currencies that comply with Shariah standards of the Fund for hedging purposes (interest rate risk).

Fund's Key Details

Fund Currency
USD
Risk Category
Medium Risk
Benchmark
60% S&P GCC Sukuk Index + 40% LIBOR for one month index
Objective
The Fund is a public open-ended fund and its investment objective is to provide long term capital appreciation by investing mainly in Corporates Sukuk denominated in Saudi riyals or United Satates Dollars or any other currencies in accordance with the Fund's Shariah standards.
Minimum Subscription
USD 5,000,000
Class(A) Class(B)
USD 10,000
Minimum Subsequent Subscription
USD 1,000,000
Class(A) Class(B)
USD 5,000
Valuation Days
Tuesday
Dealing Days
Tuesday
Subscription Days
Business Days
Subscription Request cut off time
12 p.m. on the Business Day preceding the relevant Dealing Day
Subscription Fee
Not Applicable
Management Fee
0.75% of NAV p.a.
Other expenses
These fees and charges are not expected to exceed 0.5% of NAV and shall be calculated on each valuation day. In addition, this limit (0.5% of the NAV) includes any fees / charges payable by the Fund (including fees and charges stated in this table contained Conditions except for administration, custody, dealing and financing fees
Offer Date
July 2020
Initial Unit Price
USD 10

Principal Risks of Investing in the Fund

The Fund invests in the following Shariah-compliant securities ("Target Securities"):

  • Sukuk of Local and GCC coporates issued in Local or GCC markets or any Local or GCC issuances issued in the international markets denominated in Saudi riyals or Uinted Satates Dollars or any other currencies in accordance with the Fund's Shariah standards;

  • The fund can invest in Sovereign Sukuk issued by Saudi Government or any Sukuk issued directly or indirectly by Saudi Government Entities or any other goverments within GCC or any Local or GCC issuances issued in the international markets denominated in Saudi riyals or United Satates Dollars or any other currencies

  • Short term instruments (Murabaha) with counterparties regulated by SAMA or a similar regulatory body outside the Kingdom;

  • The Fund may invest in money market and fixed income funds in accordance with Shariah standards, which are publicly offered and licensed by CMA.

  • The Fund may invest in derivatives associated with structured instruments and products that comply with Shariah standards of the Fund, and structured instruments and products denominated in Saudi riyals or United Satates Dollars or any other currencies that comply with Shariah standards of the Fund for hedging purposes (interest rate risk).