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ETFs - Exchange Traded Funds

ETFs are a popular choice for investors looking for exposure to the overall stock market with greater diversification.
Understanding ETFs

An Exchange-Traded Fund (ETF) is a mixed basket of investments, such as stocks, commodities and bonds, that is listed and traded on an exchange.

Because ETFs are made up of multiple assets, they provide greater diversification, and typically follow the ups and downs of an index. ETFs tend to trade close to their net asset value over the course of the trading day.

ETFs allow you to take exposures in the underlying assets of an ETF in a cost-effective manner without having direct exposures to the underlying assets.

Explore available ETFs

CHAESHIN Chimera S&P UAE Shariah ETF- Share class B - Income
Listed On Aug 17, 2020
CHAE Chimera S&P UAE UCITS ETF - Share Class A - Accumulating
Listed On Mar 03, 2021

Benefits of Exchange Traded Funds

ETFs have broad appeal for both personal and institutional investors for their flexibility, low risk and a number of other advantages:

Broad Diversification

An efficient way to diversify, covering most major asset classes and sectors. You get a broad selection without having to build your portfolio one security at a time.

Liquidity

ETFs are traded like stocks and offer the advantage of being liquid. You can buy or sell ETFs any time during trading hours and can also purchase on margin.

Low Cost

Relatively low management fees compared to traditional open-end funds.

Hedging

A great tool to hedge against other asset classes like currencies or equities.

Accessibility

While many mutual funds enforce a minimum investment, you can get started with a small amount of capital.

FAQs on ETFs