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  • All five mutual fund schemes managed by NIC Asia Capital have reported Net Asset Values (NAV) above par for the month of Mangsir

    All five mutual fund schemes managed by NIC Asia Capital have reported Net Asset Values (NAV) above par for the month of Mangsir


    NIC Asia Balanced Fund (NICBF):

    NIC Asia Balanced Fund (NICBF), a 10-year closed-end mutual fund scheme managed by NIC Asia Capital, has released its Net Asset Value (NAV) report for Mangsir. The NAV for the period is Rs. 10.31, reflecting an increase from Rs. 9.95 in the previous month. The scheme, starting with a fund size of Rs. 75.50 crores, has allocated Rs. 40.74 crores to shares of listed companies and Rs. 21.77 crores to debentures. Additionally, Rs. 54.92 lakhs have been invested in non-listed shares, and the bank balance stands at Rs. 11.07 crores. The fund reports a net profit of Rs. 1.80 Crore in Mangsir, compared to a net loss of Rs. 87.41 lakhs in the preceding month.

    NIC Asia Dynamic Debt Fund (NADDF):

    The NAV report for NIC Asia Dynamic Debt Fund (NADDF) has been issued. As an open-end fund with no fixed maturity period and a total size of Rs. 63.08 crores, the fund has invested Rs. 16.34 crores in listed shares, Rs. 58.84 lakhs in non-listed shares, and Rs. 31.50 crores in listed debentures. Additionally, Rs. 5.2 crores of the fund is in fixed deposits, and the bank deposits exceed Rs. 11.58 crores. The NAV for Mangsir is reported at Rs. 10.38, showing an increase from Rs. 10.08 in the previous month. The fund reports a profit of Rs. 1.82 crores in Mangsir, compared to Rs. 6.48 lakhs in the preceding month.

    NIC Asia Growth Fund (NICGF):

    NIC Asia Growth Fund (NICGF), a closed-end fund scheme with a 7-year maturity period, has published its monthly NAV report for Mangsir, 2080. The NAV for Mangsir is reported at Rs. 10.90, up from Rs. 10.39 in the previous month. Starting with a fund size of Rs. 83.52 crores, the scheme has allocated Rs. 59.95 crores to shares of listed companies and Rs. 65.83 lakhs to non-listed companies. The bank balance is Rs. 21.85 crores, and debentures amount to Rs. 8.37 crores. The fund reports a net profit of Rs. 7.08 crores in Mangsir, compared to a profit of Rs. 2.76 crores in the preceding month.

    NIC Asia Select-30 (NICSF):

    NIC Asia Select-30 (NICSF), a closed-end mutual fund with a 7-year maturity period, has unveiled the monthly Net Asset Value (NAV) report for Mangsir. Starting with a fund size of Rs. 1.25 Arba, the NAV stands at Rs. 10.92, up from Rs. 10.34 in the earlier month. The fund has invested Rs. 75.53 crores in listed shares and Rs. 1.22 Crore in non-listed shares. Additionally, it holds Rs. 15.50 crores in fixed deposits and Rs. 44.24 crores in the bank, with other assets worth Rs. 51.59 lakhs. The fund reports a loss of Rs. 68.40 lakhs in Mangsir, compared to a loss of Rs. 7.97 crores in the preceding month.

    NIC Asia Flexi Cap Fund (NICFC):

    The NAV report for NIC Asia Flexi Cap Fund (NICFC) has been unveiled for the month of Mangsir. With a fund size of Rs. 1.02 Arba, the NAV stands at Rs. 10.72, up from Rs. 10.18 in the previous month. The fund has invested Rs. 68.31 crore in listed shares, Rs. 1.17 crore in non-listed shares, and Rs. 10.70 crore in fixed deposits. Additionally, it holds Rs. 28.05 crores in the bank, with other assets worth Rs. 40.74 lakhs. The fund reports a net profit of Rs. 3.20 Crores in Mangsir, compared to a net loss of Rs. 2.3 Crores in the preceding month.

  • Himalayan Capital and NEPSE Ink Agreement for Listing ‘Himalayan 80-20’ Fund

    Himalayan Capital and NEPSE Ink Agreement for Listing ‘Himalayan 80-20’ Fund


    Today, representatives from Himalayan Capital Limited and the Nepal Stock Exchange (NEPSE) finalized an agreement for the listing of “Himalayan 80-20.”

    Under the terms of the agreement, 10,00,00,000 units of “Himalayan 80-20” are set to be listed at a par value of Rs. 10 per unit. The subscription period for the issue was open to the general public from the 32nd of Shrawan to the 15th of Bhadra in the year 2080 and subsequently extended to institutions.

    Trading for the shares is anticipated to commence on Thursday. “Himalayan 80-20” is categorized as a closed-end fund and will be traded on the NEPSE platform. Notably, the fund comes with a maturity period of 10 years.

     

  • Sunrise Capital’s Mutual Funds Report Declines in NAV for Kartik

    Sunrise Capital’s Mutual Funds Report Declines in NAV for Kartik


    Sunrise First Mutual Fund (SFMF) has disclosed its monthly Net Asset Value (NAV) report for Kartik, indicating a NAV of Rs. 10.62, a slight decrease from the previous month’s Rs. 10.70. The closed-end fund, with a 10-year maturity, began with Rs. 86 crores and has invested in listed shares, bonds, debentures, public issues, rights issues, bonus shares, and fixed deposits. SFMF’s bank balance is reported at Rs. 8.37 crores, and it recorded a net loss of Rs. 95.26 lakhs in Kartik, compared to a net loss of Rs. 27.24 lakhs in the previous month.

    Similarly, Sunrise Focused Equity Fund (SFEF), another closed-end fund with a 10-year maturity, shared its monthly NAV report for Kartik, revealing a NAV of Rs. 9.63, slightly lower than the previous month’s Rs. 9.65. With a fund size of Rs. 1 Arba, SFEF invested in listed shares, public issues, and fixed deposits. The fund’s bank balance is reported at Rs. 21.54 crores, and it incurred a net loss of Rs. 5.10 crores in Kartik, compared to Rs. 4.81 crores in the previous month.

    Sunrise Capital Limited also released the NAV report for “Sunrise Bluechip Fund (SBCF),” which commenced with a fund size of Rs. 1.25 Arba. SBCF reported a NAV of Rs. 9.26 for Kartik, slightly down from the previous month’s Rs. 9.33. The fund invested in listed shares, debentures, public issues, and fixed deposits, with a bank balance of Rs. 14.13 crores. SBCF recorded a net loss of Rs. 20.79 crores in Kartik, compared to Rs. 19.90 crores in the previous month.

     

  • Technical Analysis of mutual fund

    Technical Analysis of mutual fund


    How do you analyze the mutual fund? Many of them are within the price range of 6-7 and that’s way low as most of their NAV falls around 9.5. Ofcourse the investor has no confidence in them cuz their dividend payment isn’t that consistent ( except for few).

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  • Nabil Equity Fund (NEF) Nearing Maturity with Consistent Dividends for Investors

    Nabil Equity Fund (NEF) Nearing Maturity with Consistent Dividends for Investors


    Nabil Equity Fund (NEF), a closed-end mutual fund with a 7-year duration and a total size of Rs. 1.25 Arba, is set to reach its maturity date on the 18th of Kartik, 2080. This fund is managed by Nabil Investment Banking Limited, with Nabil Bank Limited serving as the fund’s sponsor. Notably, the fund has consistently provided dividends to its investors over the past three fiscal years.

    Upon reaching the end of its maturity period, the trading of shares of this mutual fund will be halted, and investors will receive their share of the investment after the mutual fund sells off all its holdings. This includes shares, debentures, and non-listed shares, and the proceeds will be distributed proportionally among the unit holders. As of Ashwin, the latest Net Asset Value (NAV) of the fund stands at Rs. 10.33.

    On the 1st of November, the last traded price of the mutual fund was recorded at Rs. 9.90. This marks the final price at which the fund’s units were traded before its impending maturity.

  • Citizens Capital Distributes 8% Cash Dividend to ‘Citizens Mutual Fund-2’ Unit Holders

    Citizens Capital Distributes 8% Cash Dividend to ‘Citizens Mutual Fund-2’ Unit Holders


    Citizens Capital Limited has provided an 8% cash dividend to the unit holders of “Citizens Mutual Fund – 2 (CMF2)” directly to their bank accounts, along with encouraging them to convert their physical shares into electronic format.

    For the last fiscal year, 2079/2080, the fund declared an 8% return and closed its books on Bhadra 19 to facilitate cash dividend distribution. Starting from the 8th of Ashwin, 2080, the fund initiated the process of depositing these returns into the beneficiary accounts of the unit holders.

    Additionally, the company is making a request to unit holders, particularly those who haven’t updated their bank information within their Demat accounts, to consider dematerializing their shares.

     

  • Final Day to Claim Cash Dividend from Global IME Balance Fund I (GIBF1) – Act Now!

    Final Day to Claim Cash Dividend from Global IME Balance Fund I (GIBF1) – Act Now!


    Today marks the final opportunity for investors to claim the cash dividend offered by Global IME Capital’s mutual fund scheme. The book closure date is set for the 25th of Ashwin, and anyone who held units in the scheme until today is eligible for the dividend payout.

    During the 165th board meeting of Global IME Capital Limited held on Ashwin 15, a decision was made to allocate a 5% cash dividend, totaling Rs. 5.12 Crores, to the unitholders of Global IME Balance Fund I (GIBF1) for the fiscal year 2079/80.

    Global IME Balance Fund I (GIBF1) is a closed-end fund sponsored by Global IME Bank and managed by Global IME Capital. It has a maturity period of 10 years and boasts a fund size of Rs. 1.02 Arba. As of the end of Bhadra, its Net Asset Value (NAV) stands at Rs. 9.76.

     

  • Sanima Equity Fund Distributes 18% Cash Dividends to Unitholders’ Bank Accounts

    Sanima Equity Fund Distributes 18% Cash Dividends to Unitholders’ Bank Accounts


    Sanima Capital Limited has given 18% cash dividends to unit holders of “Sanima Equity Fund” and encouraged them to digitize their shares. This return was announced for the fiscal year 2079/2080. Starting from the 22nd of Ashwin, 2080, the fund began depositing these returns directly into the beneficiary accounts of the unit holders. The merchant bank has requested all unit holders to check and confirm the returns in their beneficiary accounts.

     

  • NMB Capital Distributes Cash Dividend to Unit Holders of ‘NMB Hybrid Fund L-1’ and ‘NMB 50’

    NMB Capital Distributes Cash Dividend to Unit Holders of ‘NMB Hybrid Fund L-1’ and ‘NMB 50’


    NMB Capital Limited will be giving a 15% cash dividend to the unit holders of “NMB Hybrid Fund L-1” and “NMB 50” directly into their bank accounts. They are encouraging unit holders to convert their shares into electronic form.

    Both funds had earlier announced a 15% cash dividend for the fiscal year 2079/2080. NMB Hybrid Fund L-1 will deposit the dividend in the unit holders’ beneficiary accounts starting from the 21st of Ashwin, while NMB 50 will do so from the 22nd of Ashwin, 2080. The bank advises all unit holders to check their beneficiary accounts for the dividend.

     

  • How much do you get when a mutual fund matures?

    How much do you get when a mutual fund matures?


    Suppose a mutual fund has a NAV of 12 and you have 10 shares, do you get 120?

    How does tax work in this case?

    Also, if you’ve held any mutual fund till maturity would you be okay dropping some numbers? Like how much does an average mutual fund pay out when it matures.

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  • GIBF1 Proposes 5% Cash Dividend for FY 2079/80

    GIBF1 Proposes 5% Cash Dividend for FY 2079/80


     

    Global IME Balance Fund-I (GIBF1) plans to provide a 5% cash dividend to its unit holders for the fiscal year 2079/80. This decision was made during the 165th board meeting of Global IME Capital Limited on October 1, 2023 (Ashwin 15). The cash dividend amounts to Rs. 5.12 Crores and will be distributed to the unitholders of GIBF1.

    GIBF1 is a closed-end fund with a maturity period of 10 years and a fund size of Rs. 1.02 Arba.

     

  • Would putting money in a stock with a beta of 1 be the same as investing in an index fund?

    Would putting money in a stock with a beta of 1 be the same as investing in an index fund?


    Movement of both would mirror the movement of the market haina ta?

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