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Fixed Income Funds

A diverse range of low to moderate-risk Shariah-compliant Fixed Income Funds designed to maximize capital appreciation and deliver competitive returns

Asset Management

What are Fixed Income Funds?

Fixed Income Funds invest in bonds and debt securities, offering stable income with lower risk compared to equities.

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SNB Capital Sovereign Sukuk Fund

The Fund aims to provide long term capital appreciation by primarily investing in Sovereign Sukuk denominated in Saudi riyals issued by government entities in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, namely, the Public Debt Management Office of Ministry of Finance, SAMA, and government funds, including sovereign funds, funds that take the form of pension and endowment funds which are fully and directly or indirectly owned by a government entity in accordance with the Fund's Shariah standards. Further, the Fund invests in shortterm cash instruments (Murabaha), and money market funds in accordance with the Fund's Shariah standards.

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SNB Capital Global Sukuk Fund

AlAhli US Dollar Sukuk Fund is an open ended investment fund which aims to provide competitive returns through investing in Sukuk, Murabaha and other Sharia‐compliant fixed income instruments.

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SNB Capital Corporates Sukuk Fund

The Fund is a public open-ended fund and its investment objective is to provide long term capital appreciation by investing mainly in Corporates Sukuk denominated in Saudi riyals or United Satates Dollars or any other currencies in accordance with the Fund's Shariah standards.

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SNB Capital Corporates Sukuk Fund

The Fund is a public open-ended fund and its investment objective is to provide long term capital appreciation by investing mainly in Corporates Sukuk denominated in Saudi riyals or United Satates Dollars or any other currencies in accordance with the Fund's Shariah standards.

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