Markets·October 20, 2026 at 6:48 AM EDT·1 source
HSBC reviews Palantir holding in $9bn Islamic fund
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News
What happened
- HSBC is reviewing Palantir’s inclusion in a $9bn Islamic fund that tracks the S&P Shariah index.
- UK workplace pension schemes have raised concerns about including the controversial company in the fund.
Fund size
$9bn
Why it matters
The review could affect Islamic fund composition and workplace pension exposure to Palantir, with implications for asset managers and institutional investors.
What to watch. HSBC’s review of Palantir’s inclusion in the fund.
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Sources (1)
- Financial TimesOct 20HSBC reviews Palantir holding in $9bn Islamic fund
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