HSBC Reviews Palantir's Place in Its $9 Billion Islamic Fund

As seen on the 24/7 Wall St. homepage on October 21, 2026.

An exclusion would force mechanical selling from a $9 billion index and shut Palantir out of Shariah-compliant mandates well beyond this one fund.

BREAKING: HSBC is reviewing whether to exclude $PLTR from its $9 billion Islamic Global Equity Index fund after some of the UK's biggest pension funds raised concerns 🇬🇧

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HSBC is reviewing whether to drop Palantir from its $9 billion Islamic Global Equity Index fund after concerns from some of the UK's largest pension funds. An exclusion would force rebalancing sales and close off Shariah-compliant mandates that other managers screen the same way.

Keep an eye on the stock while the review runs.

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