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Fixed-income funds

For money that shouldn't sit idle.

Your money is managed in fixed-income instruments, so you can use investment opportunities without entering the stock market directly.

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About this service

Investment funds give access to a range of opportunities matched to each person's goals, risk appetite and time horizon. In this service, funds are reviewed for asset mix, returns, risk and terms to find the options that fit each investor. The final choice should reflect current market conditions and the features of each fund.

To review all of the country's investment funds in more detail, contact our specialists through the form on this page.

FAQ

Questions about this service

Fixed-income fund or bank deposit: which suits you better?
A bank deposit has a contractual rate, but early withdrawal may reduce the profit. A fixed-income fund invests mainly in debt securities and deposits and is highly liquid, but its return is neither fixed nor guaranteed and can change. The choice depends on your horizon and need for liquidity.
Can a fixed-income fund be used to manage a company's cash?
Yes. Legal entities can invest in fixed-income funds, and many companies hold short-term surplus cash this way. Before investing, check the fund's prospectus, its terms for legal entities and how long redemptions take to settle.
Is a fixed-income fund suitable for the short term?
With lower volatility and high liquidity, fixed-income funds are usually a reasonable option for a short- to medium-term horizon. Still, consider early-redemption fees (in some funds) and changing market rates; each fund's details are in its prospectus.
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