Sasfin Domestic Equity Fund
The Sasfin Domestic Equity Fund may be used to create a well-balanced long-term wealth solution. It is also a great addition to Sasfin's offshore portfolios and as a growth component to complement Sasfin's income portfolios. The fund may be used as a building block by independent financial advisors to create multi-asset class balanced portfolios.
The fund is focused on the South African domestic market, with 80% invested in local South African instruments and up to 20% in international markets.
Why invest in this strategy
You should invest in this strategy if you want high exposure to the South Africa market. The portfolio is 80% invested in the local JSE and looks to achieve above CPI returns over a 5 year rolling period. It is a high risk investment profile.
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