Satrix has announced they are reduce the Total Expense Ratio (TER) on their flagship Satrix MSCI World Feeder ETF from 0.35% to 0.25%.
With +R20billion of assets under management (AUM) in this ETF that an effective annual savings of over R20million for investors. The effective date was last week, 1 October 2025.
Satrix CIO Kingsley Williams commented “We, as the product provider, actively seek out efficiencies and further reduce costs. It’s an additional layer of value that compounds over time, making an already compelling investment even more so”.
There are three other MSCI world ETFs on the JSE, all have higher TERs;
I interviewed Kingsley last week, he starts at 15:26 listen below;
Some more reading below on the difference between World and All Country World and if it’s worth switching.
- World vs. All Country World. What’s the ETF Difference? (TL:DR: All DM vs. Some EM)
- Worth Switching ETFs for a Lower TER? (TL:DR: No)
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