Hi all
are you confused on the different flavors of all the funds? What does “ZBH” mean??
finpension equities by CSIF:
- CSIF: The Credit Suisse’s Brand of Funds
- ESG: Ecologic, Social, Governance. some weighting and/ or exclusion of companies based on sustainability (whatever the definition of the fund issuer is). usually comes at a TER premium
- B: "Q and UA share classes are reserved to Qualified Investors, whereas the F and B share class can be subscribed by both qualified and private investors.
- H: “H indicates for hedged share classes”
- Z: “Class ZB units are capital growth units for which no management commission is charged”
- A/B: distributing/accumulating.
- Blue: “The subfunds with the suffix “Blue” do not enter into securities lending.”
- | - || - |||: refers to different umbrella subfunds, holdings entities etc.
- "CSIF III Funds are solely available for Swiss Pension Funds "
- “Plus” in “CSIF (CH) III Equity World ex CH Small Cap ESG Blue - Pension Fund Plus DB”: ?
- “D” in the same title: ?
maybe you know what the remaining infos mean?
@mods @_MP @Julianek can you make this a wiki-post, so ppl can add/ expand on it (to have all info on the first post - rather that searching for it throughout the replies)? thanks! - and remove this comment