Investment funds are financial vehicles that pool capital from a group of investors and manage it according to a specific strategy and investment objectives set by the fund manager. These funds offer investment benefits that individual investors might not achieve on their own due to their limited resources.
Includes ministries, government agencies and institutions.
Includes businesses, both family and public, and non-profit institutions.
It includes employees, beneficiaries, customers, and suppliers.
Investing in funds allows individual investors to diversify their investments at a relatively lower cost compared to direct investing.
Launching fund indices helps increase the ability to clearly analyze and track the behavior and movement of funds.
Developing funds contributes to increasing the investment value in the long term.
Diversifying investment products is a fundamental pillar for attracting and retaining capital.
Investing in funds allows individual investors to diversify their investments at a relatively lower cost compared to direct investing.
Launching fund indices helps increase the ability to clearly analyze and track the behavior and movement of funds.
Developing funds contributes to increasing the investment value in the long term.
Diversifying investment products is a fundamental pillar for attracting and retaining capital.
Diversifying investments
- Aims to distribute investments across a broad range of different assets (such as stocks, bonds, real estate, commodities, and currencies).
- Helps in reducing risks associated with the composition of the investment portfolio.
Managing risk
- Aims to reduce exposure to risks associated with specific assets.
- Funds are structured based on the acceptable risk level for investors.
Achieving sustainability
- Aims to achieve sustainable and stable fund performance over the long term.
- Funds are structured based on principles of sustainability and social responsibility.
Achieving an appropriate return
- Aims to achieve a suitable return for investors based on their goals and the level of risk they can tolerate.
- Investment strategies are determined based on this objective.
Achieving growth
- Aims to increase the investment value over the long term.
- Assets and strategies are determined based on this objective.
Diversifying investments:
- Aims to distribute investments across a broad range of different assets (such as stocks, bonds, real estate, commodities, and currencies).
- Helps in reducing risks associated with the composition of the investment portfolio.
Achieving an appropriate return:
- Aims to achieve a suitable return for investors based on their goals and the level of risk they can tolerate.
- Investment strategies are determined based on this objective.
Managing risk:
- Aims to reduce exposure to risks associated with specific assets.
- Funds are structured based on the acceptable risk level for investors.
Achieving growth:
- Aims to increase the investment value over the long term.
- Assets and strategies are determined based on this objective.
Achieving growth
- Aims to increase the investment value over the long term.
- Assets and strategies are determined based on this objective.