finpension is the only provider carrying a MSCI World Quality index fund (ex-CH - though minor detail) within pillar 3a. Past performance is no guarantee for future performance. That said, the idea of investing in companies with solid “quality” financial numbers is sound - and the MSCI Quality index has a relatively long track record of persisting overperformance.
How come we cannot buy this index fund on Interactive Brokers? If this performance is so good, I think most people would want to buy a share
Because the fund is only available to institutional investors who have an agreement with Credit Suisse.
Why is there no normal version of the MSCI World Quality index fund? There are some derivatives from ishares & xtracker, but they all have some strange adjustments to the quality index methodology.
The performance of the index is good, no-one else has such a product, the quality factor makes sense, so why don’t they launch a version to invest outside 3a / for non-institutional investors?
