Principal protected and principal guaranteed funds ensure that investors make their investments without the risk of losing their initial investments based on the principal protected/guarantee benefit they offer. In addition, these funds invest in national and international investment instruments and provide alternative income options with the products they contain.
The aim of the fund is to repay the full principal amount of the investor on due date, in addition to a benefit from the rising prices of the derivatives contained in the fund, proportional to their contribution.
To provide protection of the principle, treasury bonds or government debentures with an outstanding validity of about 1 year are purchased. The remaining amount is used for buying an option contract consistent with the validity of the securities with fixed income.
Upon earlier withdrawal from the fund, transaction will be performed at prices prevailing at the date of withdrawal, and therefore, protection of the principal may not be ensured.
Principal protection target is valid only for investors holding their contributions until the end of the declared period of validity. Investors intended to withdraw earlier may withdraw on the value of the fund calculated within the period in question.
Protected funds are purchased by "public offer". Time will be the priority in public offer (first in first buyer system). Calls for demand will continue during public offer. It is not possible to buy a fund until the end of maturity, except the period of public offer.
Participation rate is the amount of options per unit share and found by dividing the amount outstanding for buying options with the option price. This ratio defines the rate of participation of the investor in the income that may be obtained by the fund.
For example, if a fund of TL 100 invests TL 90 in government debentures and buys an option with the remaining TL 10, and if the option price is TL 16, the contribution rate will be 10/16 = 63%. The product of the probable income with 63% gives the amount to be earned in addition to the principal. This example is indicative only and intended for information purposes.
Participation rate is fixed for the end of the validity and may vary during the period of validity depending on market variations. The actual participation rate will be announced after the creation of the fund portfolio.
As with other investment funds, no tax withholding will be made on the income obtained by sale of fund participation certificates by full and limited taxpayers. Unincorporated full and limited taxpayers and other corporations will be subject to 10% tax withholding. In addition, incomes obtained by individuals who are full or limited taxpayers upon sale of investment fund participation certificates, including ETF will be subject to 10% tax withholding.
Management fee and other expenses will not affect the principal protection guarantee. Since investment is made in securities with fixed income in such amount as will protect the amount of principal until the end of validity, such expenses will not affect the protection of the principal.
The fund price is calculated twice a month.
Share price is calculated on the market value of the fund.
Upon earlier withdrawal from the fund, no earlier withdrawal commission will be payable.
Investors may order for withdrawal in any amount they wish.
As with other investment funds, our investors resident in Turkey will be subject to 10% withholding if the fund is sold back. Foreign entities and individuals are exempted from 10% withholding on incomes from the fund.
A fund management fee is collected at a rate of 0.00411% (four points eleven per one hundred thousand) daily, that is, 1.5% annually on total value of the fund.
KYD O/N Repo Index Gross value is used as the performance fee criteria. A performance fee will be collected at a rate of 20% on the income from the fund realized above KYD O/N Repo Index Gross value to be calculated during the holding period on fund participation certificate basis at the end of each calendar year (the last business day of the 12th month)
With a monthly information report, investors can see the performance of the fund in that month. Consequently, in a Hedge Fund not declaring daily prices, performance will be monitored monthly through the aforementioned reporting.
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