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The attached document contains basic information on the major mutual funds in Nigeria. Enjoy reading. Distribute and comment as well.
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Nice info. I believed it was the discovery fund that declared dividend of N8.50and not Aggressive growth fund as contained in this mutual fund summary.
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Why are the share Certificate of the Mutual funds sold around early this year and late last year not out yet?

BEDROCK & ANCHOR FUND - Cashcraft Asset Management


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May be because of banks involvement. Small boys might be forced out very soon with delays in getting approvals and reduction in brokerage pepper.
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I don't get what you mean by "Small Boys", "Brokerage Pepper".
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The IBTC Nigerian Equity Fund and IBTC Ethical Fund are Nigeria's known mutual funds and It is performing well even under the global recession.
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The IBTC Nigerian Equity Fund and IBTC Ethical Fund are Nigeria's known mutual funds and It is performing well even under the global recession.
If you call a 13.68% loss in the IBTC Nigerian equity fund, and a 14.42% loss in the IBTC Ethical Fund performing well, then I agree with you. They definitely are beating the market which has dropped 24.03%.
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The IBTC mutual funds are the best funds in the country at the moment. When searching for the right fund managers, You have to consider security before returns. Ther IBTC Equity Funds have an average returns of 57.7% since 1997 and IBTC is a world class Financial Institution with a capital base of over 35Billion Naira.

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It is now getting close to a year since we bought the cashcraft's Mutual Fund PO (Anchor and Bedrock) and by January Zenith's Ethical fund IPO will also be a year.

When are we going to start reaping?
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Legacy Funds Pays N5.38 per Unit
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N5.38? This figure must be wrong. The paper says the units are currently selling at N1.79 and that translated to 5.08%. Is my mathematics this bad?

Disclosure, I own Legacy fund and will certainly be very biased.....lol.
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I was in shock when I saw the headline. The Fund is paying N0.0538 per share = 5.38 kobo... I have a feeling that the editors of this newspaper were sleeping when they wrote the article.
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I was in shock when I saw the headline. The Fund is paying N0.0538 per share = 5.38 kobo... I have a feeling that the editors of this newspaper were sleeping when they wrote the article.
Thank you for the correction, I was already planning to throw a party.

Now, is it not possible that someone 'planted' that figure to turn some heads and create attention, or do we blame the poor quality of journalism or the 'printer's devil'
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Thank you for the correction, I was already planning to throw a party.

Now, is it not possible that someone 'planted' that figure to turn some heads and create attention, or do we blame the poor quality of journalism or the 'printer's devil'
Don't cancel the party na...u can use the "rent" from one of your small buildings to finance the party.
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Don't cancel the party na...u can use the "rent" from one of your small buildings to finance the party.
And that will be robbing Adamu to pay Musa.
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Don't cancel the party na...u can use the "rent" from one of your small buildings to finance the party.
Now, you have confirmed that you are 100% owambe investor.

You use your dividends to throw parties!
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Now, you have confirmed that you are 100% owambe investor.

You use your dividends to throw parties!

I think i hear say na wetin man chop na im he go take comot for this world. owambe good too o!
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I think i hear say na wetin man chop na im he go take comot for this world. owambe good too o!
but make man no go chop be like MJ
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but make man no go chop be like MJ
I gree. No chop de one wey go bring blood on the dance floor or on the street.
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