Thank you for that explanation. That does make sense and I see from a quick internet search that the Cayman islands are a nexus for registering Chinese firms. I'll add this to the list of examples where Japanese disclosures are literally precise where US and EU disclosures go to the underlying substance.adamu wrote: ↑Mon Sep 14, 2020 3:26 amIt says in the article:
Although the Cayman Islands are number 1 for emerging markets, in practice they are Chinese businesses.新興国の中ではケイマン諸島が1位となっていますが、これは事実上、中国企業です。
Maybe eMaxis Slim is doing something strange like buying Cayman-domiciled wrappers of Chinese businesses to avoid regulation/taxes? Or maybe the companies are actually registered there, but MSCI reports them as Chinese.
One fund to rule them all?
Re: One fund to rule them all?
Re: One fund to rule them all?
I base this on basic Google translantion, but is this: https://site0.sbisec.co.jp/marble/fund/ ... rch_result what I think it is?
That is:
- A mutual all country index fund (Nikko-Tracers MSCI All Country Index) which tracks the MSCI All Country World Index.
- Introduced on 26 April 2023.
- Fee per year: 0,05775 %
It seems that there is now an exact replica of the eMaxis Slim All-country fund for half the price (0.5775% vs. 0.1144%), and if so, I wonder if this will start a price war leading to index fund fees in Japan ending up on the same low(er) level as the ones in the U.S?
That is:
- A mutual all country index fund (Nikko-Tracers MSCI All Country Index) which tracks the MSCI All Country World Index.
- Introduced on 26 April 2023.
- Fee per year: 0,05775 %
It seems that there is now an exact replica of the eMaxis Slim All-country fund for half the price (0.5775% vs. 0.1144%), and if so, I wonder if this will start a price war leading to index fund fees in Japan ending up on the same low(er) level as the ones in the U.S?
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Re: One fund to rule them all?
VERY nice find there. Doesn't seem to be available on Rakuten Securities yet.Remus wrote: ↑Tue May 02, 2023 1:14 am I base this on basic Google translantion, but is this: https://site0.sbisec.co.jp/marble/fund/ ... rch_result what I think it is?
That is:
- A mutual all country index fund (Nikko-Tracers MSCI All Country Index) which tracks the MSCI All Country World Index.
- Introduced on 26 April 2023.
- Fee per year: 0,05775 %
It seems that there is now an exact replica of the eMaxis Slim All-country fund for half the price (0.5775% vs. 0.1144%), and if so, I wonder if this will start a price war leading to index fund fees in Japan ending up on the same low(er) level as the ones in the U.S?
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Re: One fund to rule them all?
Some more detailsRemus wrote: ↑Tue May 02, 2023 1:14 am I base this on basic Google translantion, but is this: https://site0.sbisec.co.jp/marble/fund/ ... rch_result what I think it is?
It seems that there is now an exact replica of the eMaxis Slim All-country fund for half the price (0.5775% vs. 0.1144%), and if so, I wonder if this will start a price war leading to index fund fees in Japan ending up on the same low(er) level as the ones in the U.S?
https://financial.jiji.com/long_investm ... number=347
SBI only at the moment?
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Re: One fund to rule them all?
Cool. As expected, Shintaro Money has already written about it. Will try to catch up and update the wiki shortly, thanks for bringing it up!
https://shintaro-money.com/world-index-funds/
https://shintaro-money.com/tracers-acwi-launch/
From a quick read it looks like they might be playing some games with what's included in the fees, so it's not currently possible to do a direct comparison.
https://shintaro-money.com/world-index-funds/
https://shintaro-money.com/tracers-acwi-launch/
From a quick read it looks like they might be playing some games with what's included in the fees, so it's not currently possible to do a direct comparison.
Re: One fund to rule them all?
eMaxis Slim All Country have just lowered their fees to 0.05775% to match
Quite a few sub-0.2% global fund options now
Interestingly even the SBI V fund that wraps up VT is now cheaper than VT itself, at 0.0638% vs. 0.07%.
edit: this is not the case for the SBI V fund, corrected below.
Quite a few sub-0.2% global fund options now
Interestingly even the SBI V fund that wraps up VT is now cheaper than VT itself, at 0.0638% vs. 0.07%.
edit: this is not the case for the SBI V fund, corrected below.
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Re: One fund to rule them all?
Fantastic news - long live competition driving down feesadamu wrote: ↑Sun Sep 10, 2023 10:37 am eMaxis Slim All Country have just lowered their fees to 0.05775% to match
SBI still list eMaxis Slim All Country as paying 0.0415% points back. Though it is likely that will drop to 0.0175% shortly in line with the new lower broker's commission, and the points they pay for the competitor 野村-はじめてのNISA・全世界株式インデックス(オール・カントリー)& 日興-Tracers MSCIオール・カントリー・インデックス(全世界株式)funds.
eMaxis Slim All Country total fee (0.05753%) is now ~40% cheaper than eMaxis Slim S&P500 (0.09240%) lol.
Re: One fund to rule them all?
Worth noting that while the All Country is 0.05775% the S&P500 eMAXIS Slim 米国株式(S&P500) is still 0.09372% (with Rakuten)adamu wrote: ↑Sun Sep 10, 2023 10:37 am eMaxis Slim All Country have just lowered their fees to 0.05775% to match
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Re: One fund to rule them all?
Just like TBS did in the post before yours 6 days ago?
Re: One fund to rule them all?
ah...reading...it is an underrated skill.
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