An offshore investment with Ninety One gives you access to opportunities across different countries, industries, companies and currencies, exposing your portfolio to more possibilities while diversifying your risk.
Since 1991, we’ve been passionate about helping our clients grow and preserve their wealth. As South Africa’s largest investment manager with a 30-year heritage, we are well positioned to meet your offshore needs. Our roots are African, but our business is global, with 250 investment professionals in five investment hubs across the world serving clients from 112 countries.
Find out more about our preferred solutions below. Your clients’ choice will depend on their tax circumstances and liquidity needs.
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Convert your rands into a foreign currency (e.g. US dollars) and invest directly in a foreign-domiciled fund. This could suit you if you’re looking to have full exposure to offshore markets using a foreign currency-based fund.
Minimum investment:
US$25,000 or the equivalent in euros and sterling
South Africans have an annual discretionary allowance of R1 million and an annual investment allowance of R10 million they can use to invest offshore. You do not need prior approval from the South African Revenue Service or the Reserve Bank to use the discretionary allowance. But for amounts above R1 million, you will need clearance from the authorities.
You can use your annual allowance to convert rands into foreign currency. This will enable you to invest directly into offshore funds. Alternatively, you can invest in rand-based funds that offer exposure to global assets.
We offer investors access to leading funds across the globe via a single, integrated investment platform in our Ninety One Global Investment Portfolio.