Nabil Balanced Fund III Opening from today- Mutual Funds Nepal

Nabil Balanced Fund III Opening from today

Mutual funds

Nepal

12 September 2021

New mutual funds are available to apply "NABIL BALANCED FUND III" from today. Investers can apply minimum 100 units to maximum 1 Crore units.

Public issue has been open from 25th BHADRA 2078 and closing will be on 29th BHADRA. If the issue is not fully subscribed the deadline can be extended till 08th Ashwin 2078.

About Nabil Balanced fund III:-

Is a close-ended mutual fund this will be traded in NEPSE.

What is the time period of this mutual funds?

10 years

What is the Total issue size?

10 Crore units where par value Rs. 10 per unit.

How much for the general public?

14% for the promotors Nabil bank,

1% for the fund manager Nabil investment

85% for the general public

( Of the total units)

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