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ZA Bank unveils USD funds

Subscription fees waived until the end of the year.

ZA Bank has launched its first series of USD funds, according to a press release, with all subscription fees waived until end-2022.

Customers can subscribe to the USD funds via the bank’s app. 

The funds cover various asset classes and sectors, which should enable users to access popular investment themes around the world. These include money market funds (MMFs), technology funds, dividend funds, amongst others, according to ZA Bank.

Going forward, ZA Bank said that it will continue to grow its investment fund services through partnering with more leading fund houses to offer users a wider range of investment choices. 

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