Handzalah is the fund manager for BSR. He researches potential investments and believe that a long-term mindset in investing is key for satisfactory returns on capital. He believes that investments into equities should be seen as investments into businesses. BSR fund is aligned with this long-termism as it is the best way for the fund to grow in net assets. Handzalah is an economics student in International Islamic University Malaysia.  He has taken his time in contributing to the growth of BSR because he believes that the Islamic equity fund market is underserved. Additionally, in a world where portfolio turnover is higher than it was ever before in prior decades, Handzalah believes that this provides a structural trend and tailwind for BSR’s business. Handzalah also believes in a zero management fee fund. He will try his best to launch the fund with zero management fee, which means that all fees are performance-based. Some might ask him, “why don’t you start a real business?”, however, he views BSR Fund as a business. “A business of owning businesses that are better in quality than what we can come up with.” And lastly, Handzalah really loves the public market and less keen on private market because the bargains lay within the public market. Everyday the price of the stock changes in the public market, which can provide opportunity for investors to buy in or sell out.