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you are currently viewing::South Africa: JSE Lists Two New Exchange Traded Funds From Ninety OneNovember 13, 2025-The Johannesburg Stock Exchange (JSE) has listed two new actively managed exchange-traded funds (AMETFs) from Ninety One: the Ninety One Diversified Income Prescient Feeder AMETF (ticker 91DINC) and the Ninety One Global Diversified Income Prescient Feeder AMETF (ticker 91GINC). The 91DINC fund provides access to Ninety One's domestic multi-asset income strategy, which blends South African bonds, credit, cash, property, and offshore assets to generate income while managing downside risk. The 91GINC fund offers offshore exposure through a global low-duration, multi-asset income strategy targeting returns of USD cash +1.5 percent over a rolling 12-month period, with an emphasis on high-quality fixed income and currency diversification. Source: allafrica.com |
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