How to Invest

Stockbroker

A registered member of the Johannesburg Stock Exchange (i.e. a stockbroker) can carry out your buy or sell order through the JSE's trading system. As with any share transaction, your stockbroker will find a sell order in the market that will match against your buy order. Where the market does not provide an instance match, our market maker will provide liquidity, thus ensuring there is always a counterparty to either buy or sell any of our ETFs you are trying to trade.

A registered member of the Johannesburg Stock Exchange (i.e. a stockbroker) can carry out your buy or sell order through the JSE's trading system. As with any share transaction, your stockbroker will find a sell order in the market that will match against your buy order. Where the market does not provide an instance match, our market maker will provide liquidity, thus ensuring there is always a counterparty to either buy or sell any of our ETFs you are trying to trade.

Absa Stockbrokers

Tel: +27 11 225 8018 or 0860 05 04 03

Email: equities@absa.co.za

For more information on their ETF offering, please click here.

If you would like to open an alternative stockbroker account please click here for a list of all registered Stockbrokers of the Johannesburg Stock Exchange (JSE).

Investment Plan

An investment plan is specially structured for the individual investor to easily access ETFs via a monthly debit order or single lump sum investments. Please note: Investing through an investment plan is not as cost-effective as applying online.

There are currently two investment plan service providers that you can open up an account with to purchase our ETFs:

Absa Investment Management Services (AIMS) Investment Plan

For further information on the AIMS investment plan, contact:

Tel: 0860 000 005

Email: aimscc@absa.co.za

Easy Equities

For further information on how to invest via Easy Equities, contact:

www.easyequities.co.za

Tel: 087 940 6106

Email: helpme@easyequities.co.za

Still not sure?

For investors who feel more comfortable getting advice it might be a better option going through a financial advisor, the benefits of which include:

• You have a financial professional guiding you in making investment decisions
• You have one person you can go to get information and advice concerning your investments
• It's convenient. You don't have to spend time doing research and executing trades – someone is doing that for you
• You have (or should have) an unemotional, third party advising you, helping you to leave out emotions of your investment decisions.

This option is generally the most expensive route due to the fees you pay for this advise, but is often worth it.