Ghost Stories Ep31: The ETF product design process (with Siyabulela Nomoyi of Satrix)

In this episode of Ghost Stories, Siyabulela Nomoyi returned to the platform once more to talk about two exciting product launches at Satrix.

Of course, The Finance Ghost couldn’t resist kicking off the show with a question around whether Siya stuck to his festive season savings goals that were discussed at the end of 2023 in a previous episode!

Moving on to all things ETF related, topics of discussion included:

• How Satrix approaches the product design process.
• An overview of the Satrix MSCI ACWI Feeder ETF and specifically how it differs from the MSCI World Index in giving efficient exposure to developed and emerging markets.
• An overview of the Satrix JSE Global Equity ETF and how this gives investors an opportunity to tilt their portfolios towards locally-listed companies with more international exposure.
• Related to the Satrix JSE Global Equity ETF, an important discussion on JSE index harmonisation.
• Variability in ETF costs and what the building blocks of those costs are.

There’s so much in here, underpinned by Satrix’s commitment to South African investor education. To find out more about SatrixNOW, visit this link>>>

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