Fund management fee 0,85%*
Fund's profitability indicators include expenses and payments paid at the expense of the fund assets.
Past performance is not a guarantee or a reliable indicator for future performance and returns.
The investment objective of the Fixed income fund is to maximize the total return on assets, by investing only in fixed income instruments at acceptable level of risk. The assets of the Fund can be invested in money market instruments, government and corporate bonds, bank deposits, denominated in AMD and foreign currency, as well as in exchange traded funds (ETFs) and mutual funds, investing solely in above mentioned instruments.
- Legal status Contractual, standard, open-ended investment fund
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Risk level
risk is associated with exposure to equitieslow
- Investing in equity instruments 0%
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Distribution of fund income
on the principle of compound interest, i.e. performance is calculated based on both the initial principal and the accumulated interest from previous periodsIncomes are reinvested
- Fund manager Hrayr Aslanyan, Anush Amirjanyan
- Inception date 11/03/2014
- Fund currency AMD
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NAV calculation frequency
the time period when the fund's net asset value is calculated and reported to the RegistrarDaily
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NAV per unit publication time
no later than the end of business day: defined by 10/09 Regulation of the Central Bank of Armenia15:00
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Fund's net assets
assets minus accrued liabilities7298640523.41
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Share nominal value
defined by RA Government1 000
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NAV per share
re-evaluated daily2367.7011
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The amount of participation of the fund manager
as of: 31/03/202681 243 157
- Entry charge (maximum) 0.00%
- Exit charge (maximum) 3.00%
- The amount of management fee including custodian fee 0.85% per annum
- Performance fees No
- Guarantee fund fee 0.02% per annum
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Transaction costs
According to Regulation 10/12 on “Items and Maximum Amounts of Costs by the Use of Mandatory Pension Fund Assets”Maximum 0.1%
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Audit fee
According to Armenian legislation, the maximum annual fee for an external audit cannot exceed AMD 17 million.119 859,9 included VAT
- Taxes Fund is not taxable
Redemption price of a unit may be less than the available net asset value per unit (at the time when the application is submitted to CDA) by an amount equal to the fees and expenses stipulated in the fund's rules.
The procedure for repurchasing, repaying, terms and conditions of pension fund shares are defined in the fund rules.
- Visit one of the following Account Operators, present ID card or passport and public service number (social security card)
Account Operators are:
Tel: (+374 10) 51 45 14 Head Office and Branches
Tel: (+374 10) 59 23 23 Head Office and Branches
Tel: (+374 10) 51 12 11 Head Office and Branches
Tel: (+374 12) 22 22 22 Head Office and Branches
Tel: (+374 10) 59 20 20 Head Office and Branches The account operator is an intermediary organization between the registrar of participants, the Central Depository of Armenia, and participants of the funded pension system.Changing the pension fund manager is free of charge once a year. In case of further changes during the year, a redemption fee (1%) is charged. Details are provided in the fund rules. - Maximum drawdown -12.15%
- Recovery period (days) 414
- Lowest return -9.42%
- Highest return 2.42%
- Worst month 12/2014
- Best month 09/2016
- 1 year 2.01%
- 3 years 1.81%
- 5 years 2.56%
- Inception to date 3.04%
- Asset classes
- Currency
| Date | Assets | NAV per share |
|---|---|---|
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Date
31/10/2025
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Assets
6,439,670,595
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NAV per share
2,289.64
|
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Date
28/11/2025
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Assets
6,637,861,608
|
NAV per share
2,316.18
|
|
Date
30/12/2025
|
Assets
6,788,048,784
|
NAV per share
2,337.49
|
|
Date
30/01/2026
|
Assets
6,971,773,972
|
NAV per share
2,362.21
|
|
Date
27/02/2026
|
Assets
7,092,875,136
|
NAV per share
2,396.68
|
|
Date
31/03/2026
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Assets
7,174,351,937
|
NAV per share
2,361.69
|
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Past performance is not a guarantee or a reliable indicator for current or future performance and returns.
- 2026
- 2025
- 2024
- 2023
- 2022
- 2021
- 2020
- 2019
In March, the escalation of tensions in the Middle East led global markets to sharply reprice geopolitical risk. The positive trends seen at the beginning of the year were quickly offset, resulting in a sharp rise in oil and gas prices, a renewed increase in inflation expectations, and broad-based selling across asset classes.
March was a challenging month for markets: both equities and government bonds came under pressure, while commodities stood out as the clear outperformer. This geopolitical shock materially altered market dynamics, effectively neutralizing traditional diversification mechanisms and exposing investment strategies to the inevitable impact of global risk repricing.
Government Bonds: Developed market sovereign bonds delivered negative returns, driven by rising inflation expectations and expectations of tighter monetary policy from central banks. The U.S. market showed relative resilience, whereas Europe experienced greater pressure due to rising yields and hawkish central bank signals.
Corporate Bonds: The corporate credit market underwent a risk repricing, reflected in widening spreads, particularly in Europe, across both investment grade and high yield segments.
Given market conditions and our outlook, we increased the allocation to European government bonds in the fund, resulting in foreign bond exposure rising from 22.0% to 22.6%.
Driven by developments in the Middle East, the yield curve on Armenian government bonds shifted upward in the medium- and long-term segments in the local financial market during March, which also had a negative impact on the fund’s return.
In the foreign exchange market, the Armenian dram appreciated against the euro and the British pound by 2.83% and 1.99%, respectively, while the USD/AMD exchange rate remained broadly unchanged.
The decline in the fund’s foreign-currency asset weight, from 25.3% to 25.1%, was attributable to cash inflows.
In March, the fund generated a return of -1.5%, reflecting declines in foreign investments and local government bond prices.