Bamosz Investment Fund NAV Climbs to HUF 15.179 tln in February
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Net asset value (NAV) of investment funds managed by members of the Association of Hungarian Investment Fund and Asset Management Companies (BAMOSZ) was a little over HUF 15.179 tln at the end of February, up 55% from 12 months earlier, association data show.
Assets in bond funds jumped 88pc to HUF 5.711 tln and NAV of property funds rose 17% to HUF 2.06 tln.
Assets in mixed funds rose 16% to HUF 1.947 tln and assets in funds of funds increased 21% to HUF 2.591 tln.
NAV of equities funds climbed 29% to HUF 933 bln.
Net subscription of units in Bamosz funds reached HUF 416 bln for the month.
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