Hejaz Financial Services Hejaz Managed & Wholesale Funds

Hejaz's unlisted fund shelf: eight AAOIFI-screened vehicles spanning equities (HEF, 1.89%, $10,000 min), property (1.50%, $5,000 min), global ethical (HGEF, running since July 2017), income (HIF, quarterly distributions), enhanced income (HEIF, 1.30%, $100,000 min, 9% p.a. target with 30-month lock-in), private credit (HPCF, $50,000 min, 10-13% p.a. target), private equity (HPEF, 1.85%, $100,000 min, CPI+10% benchmark) and social impact (HSIF, 1.50%, $50,000 min). Published fees run 1.30%-1.89% p.a. with minimums from $5,000 to $100,000; monthly performance table published (as of 31 May 2026 at crawl).

The Hejaz fund range is the deepest halal investment menu in Australia - eight vehicles from a $5,000-minimum property fund to $100,000-minimum private credit and private equity funds, all AAOIFI-screened with published fees, fact sheets and performance. Disclosure quality is above average: exact fees, minimums, target returns, lock-ins and fund sizes are on the page. Two things deserve scrutiny. Fees are premium (1.30-1.89% plus spreads), which is partly the cost of niche Sharia management but still a real hurdle against low-cost alternatives. And the range is self-referential: several funds hold other Hejaz funds, and the private credit fund finances Hejaz's own lending book - attractive yield with an obvious concentration and related-party dimension investors should understand. For diversified halal exposure with professional oversight, this is Australia's main game; size positions accordingly.