Ninety One Lists Two Actively Managed Income ETFs on the JSE

Ninety One Lists Two Actively Managed Income ETFs on the JSE
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Published on: Nov 12, 2025 9:00:00 AM
Ninety One has listed two new actively managed income ETFs on the JSE. That means you can now access their income strategies in a way that lets you buy and sell during market hours — just like shares. Invest by 12 December 2025 and you could stand a chance to win R91 000 to invest.

About NinetyOne

Ninety One is a global investment manager that started in South Africa in 1991. They manage around R3.5 trillion across different types of investments, including income, equity and multi-asset funds.


About the funds

Ninety One Diversified Income Prescient Feeder AMETF (ZAR-based)

91DINC gives you access to Ninety One’s local multi-asset income strategy. It aims to deliver steady income with protection against downside risk. It spreads investments across local bonds, credit, cash, property and offshore assets, and it’s Regulation 28 compliant.



Ninety One Diversified Income Prescient Feeder AMETFNinety One Global Diversified Income Prescient Feeder AMETF (ZAR feeder into USD fund)

91GINC offers offshore diversification using a global income strategy. It targets US dollar cash +1.5% returns over any 12-month period, with no negative returns over the same timeframe. It focuses on high-quality fixed income assets with built-in currency diversification.



Ninety One Global Diversified Income Prescient Feeder AMETF

How to invest

  1. Head to "Invest" in your EasyEasyEquities app

  2. Select "ZAR" or "TFSA"

  3. Browse the latest AMETFs

  4. Add to your watchlist or portfolio

Win R91 000 to Invest

Invest in either 91DINC or 91GINC by 12 December 2025 and you’ll go into a draw to win R91 000 to invest. That’s right. One person will get a serious portfolio boost. It’s easy, and it could be you.

Just make sure you invest before the cut-off date.

Ts&Cs apply

What else you should know

Investment risk:
These funds are medium- to long-term investments. Prices can go up and down. 

Trading format:
ETFs trade on the JSE like shares. Unit trusts are priced once a day; ETFs trade in real time.

Active vs passive:
These ETFs are different from passive ones because they don’t follow an index, they’re managed by experts who adjust the portfolio based on market moves.

Foreign exposure:
If the fund holds offshore assets, it may be affected by currency, political or economic risks in other countries.

 



 

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