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Superannuation
- What Makes Superannuation Halal
- Getting Started with Hejaz Islamic Super
- Rollovers
- Contribution
- Hejaz Super Fund Details & Account Information
- Understanding Superannuation
- General
- Compliance and Security
- Beneficiaries
- Withdrawing from your Super
- Inactive Super
- Fees. Performance, & Investment Options
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Hayat Protection™
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Investment Funds
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Halal Money App & ETFs
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Property Finance
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Auto Finance
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SMSF Finance
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Small to Medium Enterprise (SME) Finance
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Important Documents
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Contact
Where are my assets held?
ETFs are regulated unit trusts whose units trade on the ASX much like shares. They have the same legal structure as traditional managed funds and are subject to the highest form of investor protection regulation available in Australia.
The assets underlying ETFs do not form part of the assets of the product issuer. Rather, they are held on trust for the benefit of unitholders. As an extra layer of separation, the assets are normally held by an independent third party custodian appointed by the ETF issuer. This essentially means ETF assets are not available to creditors of the issuer in the unlikely event of a default.