
Mackenzie Investments Mackenzie Shariah Global Equity Fund
Halal Investing in Newfoundland and Labrador
The Mackenzie Shariah Global Equity Fund (inception February 2024) packages actively managed halal global equity in the mutual fund format Canadian advisors already use. Mackenzie's Global Quantitative Equity Team, led by Arup Datta, selects from companies pre-approved for the Dow Jones Islamic Market World Index, with Ratings Intelligence's Shariah advisory board issuing the fatwa, auditing semi-annually, and supporting an annually published purification ratio. Series A carries a 1.95% management fee and 2.65% MER; fee-based Series F runs 0.80% and 1.12%. Minimum investment is $500.
Mackenzie's Shariah Global Equity Fund packages worldwide halal equity exposure in the conventional mutual fund format Canadian advisors already use, and its compliance chain is real: constituents come pre-screened from the Dow Jones Islamic Market World Index, Ratings Intelligence issues the fatwa and audits semi-annually, and Mackenzie publishes a purification ratio annually. The costs split sharply by series - commission-based Series A runs a 2.65% MER while fee-based Series F costs 1.12%, so the access channel determines whether this is reasonable or expensive. The fund is young (February 2024) and small (about $32M at its March 2025 fiscal year-end). Best for Canadians investing through a traditional advisor who want a certified Shariah-screened option inside that relationship - ideally in a fee-based series.
Pros
- Global equity exposure in a single Shariah-screened mutual fund
- Certified compliance chain: Ratings Intelligence fatwa, semi-annual Shariah audits, and an annually published purification ratio
- Mutual fund format familiar to Canadian advisors and fund platforms, with a $500 minimum
- Series F at 1.12% MER is materially cheaper than Canada's legacy halal mutual fund option
- Available across all 10 Canadian provinces
Cons
- Series A MER of 2.65% is steep - comparable halal ETF exposure costs about 0.5%
- Small and young: roughly $32M in net assets (March 2025 statements) and an inception of February 2024
- Shariah oversight is delegated to Ratings Intelligence at the index level - Mackenzie maintains no in-house Shariah board and names no Canadian scholar
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Product Details
Type
Mutual Fund
Expense Ratio
2.65% MER (Series A)
Min Investment
$500 initial / $50 subsequent
Fee
1.95% (Series A) / 0.80% (Series F)
Screening Method
Dow Jones Islamic Market World Index screens - Ratings Intelligence fatwa and semi-annual audits
Mackenzie Investments in Newfoundland and Labrador
Mackenzie Investments's Mackenzie Shariah Global Equity Fund is available to investors in Newfoundland and Labrador, structured as a Mutual Funds. The fund carries an expense ratio of 2.65% MER (Series A). Mackenzie Investments serves 10 provinces, including Newfoundland and Labrador.
Shariah Compliance & Oversight
The fund's Shariah oversight is delegated to Ratings Intelligence Partners, the London/Kuwait consultancy whose Shariah Supervisory Board stands behind the Dow Jones Islamic Market indices - the same board identified in June 2026 Dow Jones Islamic Market fund disclosures as Dr. Muhammad Ali El-Gari, Dr. Nazih Hammad, and Dr. Mohammad Amin Ali Qattan. That board issues a judgment (fatwa) on the Shariah compliance of each company included in the Dow Jones Islamic Market World Index, conducts a semi-annual Shariah audit of the index, and has additionally been retained by the fund itself to help ensure compliance and support the accurate calculation of the purification ratio Mackenzie publishes annually on its website. Mackenzie names no in-house Shariah board of its own - the governance chain is index-level screening plus the retained Ratings Intelligence advisory relationship, which is standard for bank- and dealer-channel Islamic funds but worth understanding: the scholars certify the universe and the fund's compliance process, not Mackenzie the firm.
2026-08-05
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