Namaa

Type of Fund:
Open-Ended Fund with capital growth and periodic distribution.

Fund Objective:
The Fund aims to maximize capital gains through diversifying its investments in various financial instruments, including stocks listed on the Egyptian stock exchange and other investment to achieve capital growth with an acceptable degree of risk. The Fund also aims to distribute annual dividends to certificate holders.

Subscription and Redemption: 
Subscription for new certificates or redemption of some or all of the certificate’s value can be submitted until 1 PM on the last working day of every week at any branch of NBK-Egypt.

There is no subscription or redemption fees.

• For investors who wish to invest in the stock market
• Mutual funds offer a diversity, which is both difficult and costly to replicate, allowing small investors the chance to partake in stock market investments

• A diverse array of investments in Egyptian companies listed on the Egyptian Stock Exchange as well as other investment instruments
• Cumulative return as well as periodic distribution
• An ease of subscribing and redeeming investment certificates on a weekly basis through the network of NBK-Egypt Branches

A minimum investment of 500 certificates is required only for the first subscription.

There are no subscription or redemption fees

All Administrative and Management Fee:

• All Administrative and Management Fee are approximately 1.58% annually of net assets under management in addition to the fixed fees, which are currently EGP 115,000
• Performance Fee is 10% annually of net annual profits above 10%

Investing in the stock market over a long period of time yields rewarding returns.

The fund's general investment guidelines:

• The Fund should not invest less than 30% of the Fund’s assets in equities nor exceed 90%
• The Fund should not invest more than 70% of the Fund’s assets in all investment instruments (excluding equities)
• The Fund should not invest less than 10% of the Fund's assets in Treasury Bills, cash bank deposits and short-term investments to meet redemption requests