Investment fund assets edge down in December
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Total assets in investment funds managed by members of the Association of Hungarian Investment Fund and Asset Management Companies (BAMOSZ) edged down 0.1%, or HUF 6 billion, to HUF 6,135 bln in December from the previous month, the association revealed on Wednesday.
Assets in BAMOSZ member funds were up almost 6%, or HUF 331 bln, from a year earlier.
In December alone, net purchases of investment fund units came to HUF 16 bln.
Assets in money market funds dropped 1.7% to HUF 654.4 bln, while assets in bond funds slipped 1.2% to HUF 1,171.5 bln.
Assets in mixed funds rose 1.9% to HUF 1,003.5 bln, even as yields fell. Assets in equity funds climbed 1% to HUF 380.6 bln.
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