RATINGS

STANDARD & POORS GOLD RATING: OASIS CRESCENT GLOBAL PROPERTY EQUITY FUND

This Shariah-compliant fund is managed by Oasis Group, the Cape Town-based asset manager, led by Adam Ebrahim CEO and CIO. Ebrahim remains the lead manager and is well supported by a strong team. Given the stability in the senior team members, the consistent process and the good returns, the fund is upgraded to an S&P Capital IQ Gold Grading.

BEE LEVEL 1 RATING

The Oasis group is committed to economic transformation and strives to exceed the requirements of the Department of Trade and Industry’s code of good practice. Oasis is proud to have achieved a Level 1 BEE rating. Click here for a copy of the BEE certificate.

OASIS CROWNED FIRST IN OFFSHORE CIS MANAGEMENT

The performance of the Oasis Crescent Global Equity Fund and the Oasis Crescent Global Property Equity Fund ensured that Oasis is currently rated as the best Foreign Collective Investment Schemes (CIS) Manager in the March 2013 PlexCrown Survey. Our investment strategy continues to derive value for our clients.

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OASIS GLOBAL FUNDS ACHIEVE 5 YEAR LONG-TERM RATING

The Oasis Crescent Global Equity Fund and the Oasis Global Equity Fund have recently achieved Standard & Poor’s 5 Year Long-Term Fund Management Ratings. These ratings were awarded by the prominent US-based financial markets intelligence provider earlier this month in recognition of the fact that the funds have been rated in the A/AA/AAA fund rating band for at least five consecutive years and still continue to hold a rating.
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STANDARD & POORS AA RATING: OASIS GLOBAL EQUITY FUND

This Shariah-compliant fund is managed by Oasis Group, the Cape Town-based asset manager, led by Adam Ebrahim CEO and CIO. Ebrahim has a lot of demands on his time, being both the leader of the business and a key member of the investment team, in terms of decision-making and directing and challenging the research conducted by the analyst team.

The portfolio is built bottom-up and will usually show significant biases relative to the Dow Jones Islamic Market index at both the sector and country levels. The manager will however ensure adequate diversification is maintained. The approach may result in periods of short-term relative underperformance in unfavourable markets, however the longer-term record against the Dow Jones Islamic Market index is reasonably good. The fund retains its S&P AA rating.

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