Bank Windhoek Investment Fund Fact Sheet Nov 2014
Bank Windhoek Investment Fund Fact Sheet Nov 2014
Bank Windhoek Investment Fund Fact Sheet Nov 2014
Fund Overview
The fund is a money market fund with a very low risk profile. The funds main aim is to provide a stable and secure return to the conservative investor,
who does not wish to be affected by the volatility normally associated with the equity, property and international markets. The funds return will adjust
in accordance with the changes in short term interest rates. The fund is highly liquid and available on demand. Retirement Funds are not precluded
from investing in this fund. Monthly Income distributions. The funds benchmark is the Bank of Namibia 7 day Repo Rate.
Fund Detail
Sector Allocation
Date:
30-Nov-14
Fund Size:
1.80%
5.42%
4,161,224,885.71
Fund Type:
Money Market
ISIN Code:
ZAE 000148805
Fund Duration:
Trustee / Nominees:
Benchmark:
79 Days
Standard Bank Namibia
Bank of Namibia 7 day repo rate
0.81%
31.65%
Current Returns :
Fund return - effective p.a. before fees
6.98%
6.77%
6.27%
5.88%
Initial fee
0.00%
0.50%
60.31%
Namibian Banking
Namibian Government
Namibian Corporate
Other
10 000
Volatility Indicator
1 000
Low
Low - Mod
Jun-14
Jul-14
Mod
Mod-High
High
Historic Performance
7.00%
6.00%
5.00%
4.00%
3.00%
2.00%
1.00%
0.00%
Dec-13
Jan-14
Feb-14
Mar-14
Apr-14
May-14
Investment Fund
Aug-14
Sep-14
Oct-14
Nov-14
Fund Comment
Investment Team
Tertius
Liebenberg
Floris
Bergh
South African inflation came out at 5.9% in October, marking the second consecutive reading under the
upper end of the inflation target band of 3-6%. A lower global oil price coupled with a resilient currency
has already resulted in decreases in the fuel pump price and has significantly lowered the Reserve
Banks inflation outlook over its forecast period. This was the main reasoning behind the SARBs decision
to leave interest rates unchanged. Although the SARB have reiterated that they are in an interest rate
hiking cycle, we believe the bank will keep rates unchanged for an extended period on the backdrop of a
softer inflation outlook, further monetary stimulus announcements from the Bank of Japan and the
European Central Bank, and a soggy domestic growth outlook.
Contact Information
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