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Fund Name |
Tharaa Fund |
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Seeder / Sponsor |
Egyptian Gulf Bank |
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Fund Manager |
Prime investment –Asset management |
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Placement Agent |
Egyptian Gulf Bank / Prime |
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Fund Administration company |
Prime Pound (LE) |
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Domicile |
Egypt |
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Initial Fund Size |
LE 200 million subject to increase |
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Fund Type / Structure |
Open Ended Daily Money –Market Fund |
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Inception Date |
July 13th,2010 |
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Fund Investment Zone |
Egypt |
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Nominal Value |
LE 10 |
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Units in Issue |
20, 000 000 |
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Fund Objective |
The main investment objective of the fund is to provide stable income to the investor by investing in money market and fixed income securities that provide periodic income. |
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Fund Restrictions |
The fund is fully dedicated to invest in the Egyptian listed money-market and fixed-income instruments. The investment structure of the fund at any one time should be as such:
· Up to 100% of total assets in T-Bills/T-Bonds
· Up to 35% in corporate bonds with a minimum rating of BBB-provided that it does not exceed 10% of total assets.
· Up to 30% in money-market funds provided that it does not exceed 20% of the fund assets (Tharaa) or 5% of any mutual funds’ assets (invested in).
· Minimum 10% of the funds’ assets in cash and T-Bills.
· Maximum allocation 10% in any one security providing it does not exceed 15% from the individual company assets.
· The duration of each investment security should not exceed 13 months.
· Maximum weighted average duration of the funds’ portfolio investment is 150 days. |
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Assets Allocation Committee |
The Asset Allocation Committee at prime Asset Management is responsible for identifying the global asset allocation and taking allocation decisions across different asset classes and sectors. The Asset Allocation Committee meets on a regular basis in order to review and reassess the strategy for the fund. |
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Custodian |
Egyptian Gulf Bank acts as the custodian of the Fund. All of the fund is held with the Custodian. The Custodian is responsible for ensuring the preservation of the assets, the collection of dividends and distributions belonging to the fund. |
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Legal status |
Investment activities comply with strict regulations and holding limitations imposed by Law 95 of 1992 &its executive regulation. |
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Indicative Price |
The “Indicative Price” is defined as the “Net Asset Value” of the day before the “subscription / Redemption Day” which will be announced in all Egyptian Gulf Bank branches. |
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Determining the Net Asset Value (NAV) |
Investment certificates are valued at the end of each business day. This also represents “Subscriptions Price” and “Redemption Price”. |
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The NAV is published in an official newspaper on the first business day of the week. |
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Subscription |
Subscription takes place on a daily basis during official banking hours (from 9 am to 2 pm) at any branch of Egyptian Gulf Bank. Subscribers are to submit the application from based on the “Indicative Price”. The “Subscription price” will be announced at the end of the business day of the “Subscription day” at all bank branches, and all application forms will be fulfilled based on the “Subscription Price”. Should the “Subscription Price” be higher than the “Indicative Price”, the number of certificates will be rounded down. |
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Minimum Subscription |
Fifty units during the Subscription period, with no minimum thereafter. |
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Redemption |
Redemption takes place on a daily basis during official banking hours (from 9 am to 2 pm). Redemption are to be processed and fulfilled next day of submitting redemption applications. |
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Distribution Policy |
Distribution takes place quarterly, from 5-95% from net profit in excess to the par value. The distribution shall occur at the own distribution of the fund manager. |
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Auditors |
Baker Tilly & Dr.Abdelaziz Hegazy office |
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Legal Advisor |
Dr.Hany Sery El-din |
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Subscription / Redemption fees |
None |
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Funds Administration co. fees |
0.05% |
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Annual Management fees |
The fund Manager receives 0.25% per annum of the fund’s NAV as management fees on a monthly basis. |
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Bank administrative fees |
Egyptian Gulf Bank receives 0.40% per annum of the fund’s VAV as administrative fees on a monthly basis. |
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Custodian Fees |
0.1% |