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ARM Specialized Dollar Fund
The ARM Specialized Dollar Fund (“ARM SDF”) is an open-ended fund that invests in dollar-denominated instruments issued within countries that are ordinary members of the International Organization of Securities Commission (IOSCO).
The fund seeks to achieve its investment objective through investments in fixed income or other instruments issued by Nigerian entities and other Sovereign or corporate entities within IOSCO ordinary member countries.
The Fund employs an active management strategy by investing in a diverse mix of USD denominated fixed income investments with the potential to generate competitive and periodic streams of income.
Key Benefits
- Investing in the Fund provides a stream of income for investors looking for geographic and currency diversification
- Investment in the Fund provides investors with access to Nigerian Government, other Sovereign or corporate entities within IOSCO ordinary member countries
- Lower entry barriers
- Easy entry and exit
- Easy tracking of your investments
- Portfolio Diverstification Opportunities
Investment Strategy
The Fund seek to achieve it investment objectives by providing a stream of income for Investors looking for geographic and currency diversification, and potentially higher returns.
Asset Allocation
- Nigerian Eurobonds/USD bonds (sovereign, corporate and Development Financial Institution issues)
- USD-denominated alternative assets issued by Nigerian entities (structured products, private equity notes, and similar USD-denominated instruments)
- USD money market instruments (Bank placements, Commercial papers etc.)
- USD-denominated assets of IOSCO countries (Sovereigns, Corporates and other dollar securities from highly rated institutions, and Development Financial Institutions)
What the Fund Invests in
KEY FACTS
- $5,000 – Min. Initial Investment (HNI/UHNI)
- $10,000 – Min. Initial Investment (Institutional)