HSBC MSCI EM Islamic Screened Capped UCITS ETF
An emerging-markets fund, not a global developed fund. Higher growth potential than ISWD or IGDA, but more volatile and more exposed to currency and political risk.
Annualised since launch (Jan 2023); not yet a full 5-year track record. Emerging-market funds are more volatile, recent strong performance is not a guide to the future.
An HSBC-managed emerging markets fund, not a global developed-markets fund: it tracks Shariah-screened large and mid-cap companies across emerging markets (China, India, Taiwan, Saudi Arabia, and more). Higher growth potential than developed-market funds, but emerging markets are more volatile and more sensitive to currency and political risk.
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MSCI Islamic
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Quarterly
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MSCI Emerging Markets Islamic Universal Screened Select Capped Index methodology
The 5 screens applied to every company in this fund:
HSBC publishes a non-permissible income ratio for this fund on its factsheet. Check the current figure on HSBC Asset Management's site and donate that proportion of any dividends you receive to charity.
HIES (emerging markets) + ISWD (developed markets) gives genuinely global exposure across both halves of the world economy.
View ISWD →HIES and ISDE both target emerging markets via different screening bodies (MSCI vs iShares' own EM Islamic index). Holding one is usually enough: compare fees and holdings before doubling up.
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