S&P Global 100

Own your piece of 100 blue chip companies across major equity markets. The biggest household names, they provide global diversification and long-term capital growth.

16.32%

5 year p.a. index return to
31 March 2022

0.39%

Management fee p.a. (before rebate)

1.95%

Indicative dividend yield as at 31 March 2022

Quarterly
The fund pays distributions

Fund Overview

This fund provides exposure to blue-chip companies, being those which are large, stable and profitable. This includes household names such as Apple, Nike, Amazon, Nestle and Microsoft. With global diversification across all sectors, this fund provides reliable long-term capital growth. All blue-chip companies in this fund have global exposure, meaning they generate a significant amount of their revenues and hold a large amount of their assets abroad. The global presence, combined with their large nature and competitive positioning, means these companies will be more resilient to the business cycle and domestic shocks. This fund tracks the S&P Global 100 Ex-Controversial Weapons Index with key criteria for selection being market capitalisation. The index includes transnational companies that have a minimum float-adjusted market cap of USD 5 billion. Read more on the index here.

CompanyIndustry% as at 31 March 2022
AppleInfo. Tech.14.33%
MicrosoftInfo. Tech.12.24%
Amazon.comConsumer Disc.7.56%
Alphabet Inc ACommunication Services4.43%
Alphabet Inc CCommunication Services4.11%
Johnson & JohnsonHealthcare2.47%
JP Morgan Chase & CoFinancials2.13%
NestleConsumer Staples1.95%
Procter & GambleConsumer Staples1.94%
Exxon Mobil CorpEnergy1.85%
Chevron CorpEnergy1.66%
Samsung Electronics CoInfo. Tech.1.54%
Pfizer IncHealthcare1.54%
Roche Hldgs AG Ptg GenusHealthcare1.48%
Coca-Cola CoConsumer Staples1.28%
Toyota Motor CorpConsumer Disc.1.25%
PepsiCo IncConsumer Staples1.23%
Novartis AG RegHealthcare1.14%
Shell PLCEnergy1.12%
Walmart Inc.Consumer Staples1.12%
Abbott LaboratoriesHealthcare1.11%
Merck & Co IncHealthcare1.10%
AstraZeneca PlcHealthcare1.09%
Intel CorpInfo. Tech.1.07%
BHP Group LtdMaterials1.04%
LVMH-Moet VuittonConsumer Disc.1.02%
McDonald's CorpConsumer Disc.0.98%
NIKE Inc BConsumer Disc.0.91%
Texas Instruments IncInfo. Tech.0.90%
Bristol-Myers SquibbHealthcare0.84%
Philip Morris InternationalConsumer Staples0.77%
HSBC Holdings PlcFinancials0.75%
Sony CorpConsumer Disc.0.68%
TOTAL SAEnergy0.66%
Morgan StanleyFinancials0.66%
Caterpillar IncIndustrials0.64%
Unilever NVConsumer Staples0.63%
Diageo PlcConsumer Staples0.63%
Sanofi-AventisHealthcare0.63%
Intl Business Machines CorpInfo. Tech.0.62%
American Tower Corp AReal Estate0.61%
Goldman Sachs Group IncFinancials0.59%
Siemens AGIndustrials0.59%
GlaxoSmithKlineHealthcare0.58%
Citigroup IncFinancials0.56%
General Electric CoIndustrials0.53%
Allianz SEFinancials0.52%
BPEnergy0.51%
Schneider Electric SEIndustrials0.51%
L'OrealConsumer Staples0.51%
Marsh & McLennan CompaniesFinancials0.46%
3M CoIndustrials0.45%
Rio Tinto PlcMaterials0.45%
Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group IncFinancials0.42%
UBS Group AGFinancials0.39%
Anglo American PlcMaterials0.37%
Aon plcFinancials0.37%
Bayer AGHealthcare0.36%
Ford Motor CoConsumer Disc.0.35%
Colgate-Palmolive CoConsumer Staples0.34%
Deutsche Telekom AGCommunication Services0.34%
AXAFinancials0.32%
National Grid PLCUtilities0.32%
Banco Santander SAFinancials0.32%
Mercedes-Benz GroupConsumer Disc.0.31%
ABB LtdIndustrials0.31%
Emerson Electric CoIndustrials0.31%
BASF SEMaterials0.28%
Honda Motor CoConsumer Disc.0.26%
Johnson Controls International plcIndustrials0.24%
Vodafone GroupCommunication Services0.23%
Kimberly-ClarkConsumer Staples0.22%
ING Groep NVFinancials0.22%
Prudential PlcFinancials0.22%
HP IncInfo. Tech.0.21%
Banco Bilbao Vizcaya Argentaria SAFinancials0.20%
Seven & I Holdings Co LtdConsumer Staples0.20%
Munich Re AGFinancials0.20%
DuPont de Nemours Inc.Materials0.20%
Saint-Gobain, Cie deIndustrials0.17%
BarclaysFinancials0.16%
RWE AGUtilities0.16%
Swiss Re RegFinancials0.15%
Koninklijke Philips ElectronicsHealthcare0.14%
Telefonica SACommunication Services0.14%
Deutsche Bank AGFinancials0.14%
E.ON SEUtilities0.14%
Canon IncInfo. Tech.0.13%
EngieUtilities0.12%
Bridgestone CorpConsumer Disc.0.12%
Panasonic CorpConsumer Disc.0.12%
OrangeCommunication Services0.12%
AvivaFinancials0.12%
Societe GeneraleFinancials0.11%
Credit Suisse Group AGFinancials0.11%
Repsol SAEnergy0.10%
Standard CharteredFinancials0.09%
Roche Hldgs AG BrHealthcare0.06%
Nissan Motor CoConsumer Disc.0.06%
Vivendi SACommunication Services0.06%

Fund Holdings

Transparency is key and we think you should know which companies you own within our Fund. There are 101 companies in the Fund, spread across 10 countries. You can find out more about constituent selection here.

Sector Holdings

For those that like to get into the detail of asset allocation or their holdings, this sector breakdown shows you which industries you have investment across.  

Performance

Range of returns

-5.95% vs +40.96%

The best and the worst 12 month returns in 5 years to end of March 2022*

Growth of $10,000

 $21,295

For the 5 years to March 2022, an investment of $10,000 would be up 112.95%*

Investment Objective

Growth & Diversification

The fund is designed to provide long-term capital growth and diversification.

*These are the gross index returns, not including fees or taxes.

Returns

3 months

-3.86%

1 year

19.00%

5 years

16.32%

10 years

N/A

Since Inception

N/A

Fund returns are after fees and at 0% PIR tax as at 31 March 2022. See our full performance disclaimer for more details. 

Under $25,000 invested

0.39%

Over $25,000 invested

0.29%

Fees & perks simplified

The investment management fee rebate is on your total invested portfolio, not per fund. For more information on how this works, please see here

Risk

The risk indicator reflects how much the value of the Fund’s assets goes up and down (volatility). A higher risk generally means higher potential returns over time, but more ups and downs along the way. The lowest risk rating doesn’t mean “risk-free” and this risk indicator is not a guarantee of a Fund’s future performance. 

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