Rand-denominated offshore unit trusts
If you want to diversify your portfolio by investing offshore, a simple way to achieve this is to use rands to invest via rand-denominated offshore unit trusts.
Although your investment is priced in rand, your investment performance will be determined by the performance of the underlying offshore assets and the daily currency movements.

Investing offshore allows you to spread your investment risk across different economies and regions. It also gives you access to industries and companies that may not be available locally.

You do not need to buy foreign currency or get tax clearance from the South African Revenue Service, since you do not use your own offshore allowance.
Choose an investment strategy that suits your needs
We offer three rand-denominated offshore investment strategies. More detail on each strategy, and how it can be accessed, is provided below.
Invests only in the Orbis Global Equity Fund and offers the potential for high long-term returns from global markets, with significant fluctuation that could last for many years.
Invests only in the Orbis SICAV Global Balanced Fund and offers long-term investment returns by balancing capital growth, income generation and the risk of loss in global markets.
Invests in a mix of Orbis absolute return funds and offers long-term capital growth with better returns than those from foreign cash.
Other unit trust options
If you want to include manager diversification as part of your investment strategy, you may also want to invest via rand-denominated offshore unit trusts offered by other investment managers.