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CHAPTER 3
                                             Chart 3.3
          Fund Name                        Date             NAV        TER     Div Yield
          South African - Equity - General Funds
          10X S&P SA Dividend Aristocrats ETF  29-Aug      2396.63      0.58        7.37
          10X S&P SA Top 50 ETF            29-Aug          3348.59      0.27        5.08
          10X Scientific Beta Multi Factor ETF  29-Aug     5333.61      0.61        3.65
          10X Top 60 SA Equity Index Fund A  29-Aug       12381.22      0.42        3.66
          10X Top 60 SA Equity Index Fund B  29-Aug        12384.6      0.32        3.74
          10X Top 60 SA Equity Index Fund C  29-Aug       12394.47      0.01        4.01
          10X Top 60 SA Equity Index Fund P  29-Aug       12421.37      0.07        3.95
          10X Top 60 SA Equity Index Fund T  29-Aug       12382.63      0.42        3.66
          10X Wealth Top 20 Capped ETF     29-Aug          1047.99      0.31        3.58
          1NVEST Index Fund R              29-Aug          1157.87      0.47        3.37
          27four Shariah Active Equity Fund A1  29-Aug      310.76      1.84        1.44
          36ONE BCI Equity Fund A          29-Aug          1063.73      1.94        1.19
          36ONE BCI SA Equity Fund C       29-Aug           233.58      1.37        3.02
          36ONE BCI SA Equity Fund C1      29-Aug           234.38       1.4        3.02
          3B BCI Blended Equity Fund A     29-Aug           167.54      1.07        2.3
          3B BCI Equity Fund A             29-Aug           267.12       2.2        2.35
          Absa Prime Equity Fund A         29-Aug           994.27      1.18        2.81
          Absa Select Equity Fund A        29-Aug           679.48      1.83        2.3
          Accorn BCI Equity Fund A         29-Aug           112.58      3.27        1.02
          Accorn BCI Equity Fund B         29-Aug           112.83      1.95        2.31
          Aeon Active Equity Prescient Fund A1  29-Aug      135.4       0.89        2.88
          AF Investments Equity Fund of Funds A  29-Aug     950.71      1.68        2.25
          African Alliance Equity Prescient Fund A1  29-Aug  13225.6    0.99        1.91
          All Weather BCI Best Ideas Equity Fund A  29-Aug  121.82      1.58        0.14
          All Weather BCI Equity Fund B2   29-Aug          1317.65      1.01        2.84
          Allan Gray Equity Fund A         29-Aug         59499.65      1.84        1.6
          Allan Gray Equity Fund C         29-Aug         59585.31      1.66        1.69
          Allan Gray SA Equity Fund A      29-Aug         48161.68      0.83        4.44
          Illustration of part of a typical “price page” as published in the press or on the web. Note that, by convention, prices of unit trusts are
          quoted in cents to two decimal places. A price of 226.81 in the newspaper is R2.26 and 81/100 of a cent. The number of units held is
          typically also shown on the investor’s statement to several decimal places.

         managers, however, have moved away from this system. Some have no initial fee at all but will
         collect the advice fee (usually up to a maximum of 3.45%) and pay this to the broker/advisor if
         approved by the client.
            Initial charges levied by LISPs (platforms) usually exclude broker commission – the LISP will
         collect an initial fee on behalf of the broker if an initial fee is negotiated with the investor. In some
         cases, LISPs reward financial advisors via trailer fees (ie, annual, ongoing commission based on the
         value of the investment rather than commission on purchase value). The LISP investor therefore
         often trades upfront costs for higher ongoing costs.
            The FSCA has indicated since 2011 that it is in favour of shifting the industry away from
         composite commissions. The FSCA’s Retail Distribution Review (RDR) proposes a system where
         financial advisors are remunerated on an activity basis: brokers would charge for what they do
         (preparation of a financial plan, provision of product advice, paperwork and administration). The
         RDR structure may still accommodate percentage-based deductions from client’s investments but
         would require services to be itemised.
            The RDR is an over-arching policy initiative, including some proposals which have already
         been implemented by way of changes to existing legislation, regulation or guidelines, and others
         that will reflect in future in various parts of the regulatory framework, including the Conduct of
         Financial Institutions (COFI) Bill. Hence, the RDR will not become a piece of legislation in its own
         right (see chapter 5).
         Debit Orders and Reinvestment
            Brokers’ fees do not only apply to initial lump sums. As a rule, brokers will also receive
         commission on monthly debit orders. Some managers also pay commission on reinvestment of
         income (ie, on purchase of units for the client with distributions) where the client has selected this
         option. This is usually at the same rate (percentage) applied to lump sums.


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