Assets in money market funds fell 3.3% to HUF 802.5 bln on net divestments of HUF 18.3 bln. Assets in bond funds were down 0.3% at HUF 1.218 tln on withdrawals of HUF 4.7 bln. Mixed fund assets were up 2.6% at HUF 869.3 bln as the funds attracted fresh capital of HUF 24 bln.
Assets in share funds grew 1% to HUF 338.3 bln as the funds drew fresh investments of HUF 6.1 bln. Assets in principal-protected funds fell 7% to HUF 250.6 bln on withdrawals of HUF 32 bln related to expiries. Assets in absolute-yield funds grew 2.7% to HUF 1,021 tln as the funds drew fresh investments of HUF 27.8 bln.
Assets in derivative funds fell 1.4% to HUF 187.2 bln although sales exceeded redemptions by HUF 1.5 bln. Assets in property funds grew 1.5% to HUF 969.1 bln as the funds attracted fresh funds of HUF 12.8 bln. Assets in commodity market funds rose 3.5% to HUF 43.2 bln as the funds attracted fresh capital of HUF 3.1 bln.
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