Tuesday, October 2, 2007

Assets of mutual funds rise 19% in September.

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Assets of mutual funds rise 19% in September. The total value of assets managed by mutual funds listed on the local stock increased by 19% in a month to EUR 444.8mn as of the end of September. The figure accounts for 1.4% of our full-year GDP estimates. The total amount of savings allocated to both local and foreign mutual funds is estimated at EUR 562.4mn. Pioneer Investments is seen as the largest player with a market share of 13.6%, followed by the funds of Raiffeisen Asset Management and local DSK Bank with 11.6% each.

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Assets of mutual funds rise 19% in September.

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