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Re: Mutual Funds by heavenisreal18: 3:08pm On Aug 08, 2025
bassdow:
Going to the bank is similar to Going to a JAMB registration center just to register for JAMB - You would end up introducing a 3rd part (middle) man to do for you, what you ought to have done for yourSelf. Worse still, you go spend money join
Pls I have open the app but is saying I can't invest that I should upgrade my account and when I click on update is saying no network available

Re: Mutual Funds by bassdow: 5:15pm On Aug 08, 2025
heavenisreal18:
Pls I have open the app but is saying I can't invest that I should upgrade my account and when I click on update is saying no network available
I have never used their app. I always use their website.
Another reason I suggested you use their website first, is so you understand the layout. There are some links that could misDirect you BUT that doesn't mean all is not well.

Also, if you just registered, wait till you've gotten your e-Account number and password
Re: Mutual Funds by FRANKLYex: 7:42pm On Aug 08, 2025
Neurotika:
Do you have an idea what their fees are and the ease of redemption and top ups. Their published historical performance has been the most impressive I’ve seen. I think Meristem and Coral (FSDH) are also underrated based on what I’ve seen so far.
Their Fees- Before I got upgraded to the current level with no fee to fund my account, it used to be N250 and N50 when you place a withdrawal. I'm not aware of other fee aside these 2
Ease of Redemption- I have to delay my response because I actually placed my first withdrawal yesterday around this time and exact 24 hrs as they stated, I have got the alert. So it's seamless To top up is as well very seamless
Re: Mutual Funds by Neurotika: 8:55pm On Aug 08, 2025
FRANKLYex:
Their Fees- Before I got upgraded to the current level with no fee to fund my account, it used to be N250 and N50 when you place a withdrawal. I'm not aware of other fee aside these 2
Ease of Redemption- I have to delay my response because I actually placed my first withdrawal yesterday around this time and exact 24 hrs as they stated, I have got the alert. So it's seamless To top up is as well very seamless
Thanks. Much appreciated.
Re: Mutual Funds by monikulapo: 12:54am On Aug 09, 2025
A305:
As regards this your fear, I see that some other persons here has replied well to your concern but I feel the need to educate you simplistically so you can educate others in your circle or offline.


MMF, regardless of the (brand/bank name) is a pool of investors that an asset management (brand/bank), collect their all their money to invest in low risk investment mostly Government Tbills, fixed deposits and commercial paper.

Note—Commercial paper isn't entirely low risk, which is why the least allocation of funds goes to it. And most fund are usually allocated to Tbills.

Enter Tbills.Tbills or Treasury bills is government way of issuing promisory note to collect money and pay back shortly within a year. Government can never default or go penniless broke to pay back and in worst case scenario, they will print money to payback debt. The only way you won't get your money back is if Nigeria ceases to exist. (Shout out to Trump and Putin massive number of Nuclear war head), those can really wipe out a country.


Now the reason why rates fluctuate is because of MPR & Inflation rate (Assignment: go learn the full meaning of MPR and submit your assignment here.)

Anyways, MPR in one word means Interest rate, so what happens is; If Nigeria inflation number is high, CBN will increase MPR and Increase Tbills yield to force inflation to come down. This is what has been happening since last Quarter of 2024 till now.
So, when Tbills yield is up, MMF rates will shoot up too because the buck of money invested in MMF is in Tbills. Then you will begin to smile like Dangote lol


What CBN is essentially doing is mopping up and raking in excessive money in circulation. People like me and your will rush to invest in Tbills or MMF for high yield gain but CBN motive is to get rid of our money in circulation.


So back to now: MMF interest is failing, what is happening?


What happened was: Following the last MPC, CBN began to maintain the same MPR for banks, they rebased our inflation from 2009 to 2014 first and secondly rebased our GDP to 2019.

Drum roll ... Ghen,Ghen, Ghen, Ghen..., suddenly inflation numbers began to fall since the second quarter of this year.

Investors like us saw it coming, this was why I made a comment post here in the past two thread page before this one, that MMF rates will soon cool down, a couple of guys type jargon at me but I was smiling offline reading their replies. Anyways, what is happening is Inflation numbers are cooling down, CBN is starting to reduce yield on Tbills, hence MMF rates will reduce too. Thanks to Cardoso Aka Cardi-B.


Why did I take my time to type this much?

I just wanted you to understand that this is normal and this happens in circle, you only being aware of it now because your MMF investment is teethered to the health of the economy and inflation numbers just like the performance of altcoins is anchored to Bitcoin.

Don't panic, Don't pull your money from fund manager 1 to fund manager 2 because they are all experiencing the same shift and transition in the economy. What you should focus instead is the 9th wonder of the world which Albert Einstein called, Compound interest on your MMF.


Peace out.
Thanks very much for this ELI5. So far from my observations a lot of the transactions are not instantaneous. Please which mutual fund or platform would you advise if I’m looking for medium to high risk investments with little platform downtimes ?
Re: Mutual Funds by A305:
monikulapo:
Thanks very much for this ELI5. So far from my observations a lot of the transactions are not instantaneous. Please which mutual fund or platform would you advise if I’m looking for medium to high risk investments with little platform downtimes ?
Go on Bamboo.

Go and buy dividend payinging ETFs or growth S&P500 stocks.

That way, you killing 3 birds with 1 stone.

1 - you hedging against Nigeria inflation

2 - You hedging against forex exchange

3 - You enjoying dividend.

Bonus point - Keep compounding and you won't be broke for life. Even your children will inherit and keep earning your dividends after you pass on.

An alternative

If you have real money; not the kind of chicken change I have oooo. I mean real money (Block money), the kind money that when you deposit it in a bank, Branch manager or regional manager will be calling to check in on you, sending your account statements through a gorgeous female bank staff to your house. That kind money — I will suggest you hand the money to hedge fund manager, go home to sleep and stop dragging MMF rates with us lol
Re: Mutual Funds by heavenisreal18: 7:16am On Aug 09, 2025
bassdow:
I have never used their app. I always use their website.
Another reason I suggested you use their website first, is so you understand the layout. There are some links that could misDirect you BUT that doesn't mean all is not well.

Also, if you just registered, wait till you've gotten your e-Account number and password
Thank you pls share me the link
Re: Mutual Funds by bassdow: 8:02am On Aug 09, 2025
Re: Mutual Funds by heavenisreal18: 9:44am On Aug 09, 2025
bassdow:
https://www.stanbicibtcfundsmanagement.com/invest-now-l8yyj3l8
Thank you
I am having challenge to upload the signature
Re: Mutual Funds by heavenisreal18: 10:25am On Aug 09, 2025
bassdow:
https://www.stanbicibtcfundsmanagement.com/invest-now-l8yyj3l8
Pls do I still need to be at the bank to submit NiN, utilities passport
Re: Mutual Funds by monikulapo: 11:14am On Aug 09, 2025
A305:
Go on Bamboo.

Go and buy dividend payinging ETFs or growth S&P500 stocks.

That way, you killing 3 birds with 1 stone.

1 - you hedging against Nigeria inflation

2 - You hedging against forex exchange

3 - You enjoying dividend.

Bonus point - Keep compounding and you won't be broke for life. Even your children will inherit and keep earning your dividends after you pass on.

An alternative

If you have real money; not the kind of chicken change I have oooo. I mean real money (Block money), the kind money that when you deposit it in a bank, Branch manager or regional manager will be calling to check in on you, sending your account statements through a gorgeous female bank staff to your house. Thank kind money — I will suggest you hand the money to hedge fund manager, go home to sleep and stop dragging MMF rates with us lol
I appreciate this. So Bamboo and dividend paying ETFs over mutual funds ?
Please correct me if I’m wrong, I thought mutual funds managers were the Nigerian version of ‘Hedge funds’ ?
Re: Mutual Funds by A305: 12:01pm On Aug 09, 2025
monikulapo:
I appreciate this. So Bamboo and dividend paying ETFs over mutual funds ?
Please correct me if I’m wrong, I thought mutual funds managers were the Nigerian version of ‘Hedge funds’ ?
Frankly, in the world of Equities. It's not worth deeping your toes into dividend paying stocks if you don't have the financial muscle. And I mean huge financial muscle. Billionaires that buys so much of it and measures thier worth with it are not fools. But for growth S&P 500 and ETFs, you don't need too much money.

Please DYOR on hedge fund. But I can tell you Hedge fund is why Trust Fund is possible and properly managed and it's the same reason it's called "old money" wealth because it get passed down from generation to generation.
Re: Mutual Funds by synoble(m): 1:33pm On Aug 09, 2025
FRANKLYex:
This is the actual with STANBIC having factored in their monthly reinvestment scheme.
Hi Franklyex

Please where did you fetch this rates from.
It appears to be different from what is seen on my blunest app when I navigate to the 'fund price' section.

For Aug 1, 4 & 5 I'm seeing 20.01, 20.01 & 19.65 respectively.

Could it be that these asset managers are maintaining different rates for their clients depending on their capital. I hope not.

Cc: emmasoft
Re: Mutual Funds by emmasoft(m): 2:19pm On Aug 09, 2025
synoble:
Hi Franklyex

Please where did you fetch this rates from.
It appears to be different from what is seen on my blunest app when I navigate to the 'fund price' section.

For Aug 1, 4 & 5 I'm seeing 20.01, 20.01 & 19.65 respectively.

Could it be that these asset managers are maintaining different rates for their clients depending on their capital. I hope not.

Cc: emmasoft
@synoble rates of mutual funds particularly MMF doesn't depend on the amount invested and don't vary from client to client. Whatever is displayed applies to all irrespective of the amount invested and the rate is daily valued depending largely on the underlying asset
Re: Mutual Funds by bassdow: 2:30pm On Aug 09, 2025
heavenisreal18:
Pls do I still need to be at the bank to submit NiN, utilities passport
No you don't. Use your phone to snap and upload your NIN ID. if you don't utility bills such as NEPA bill, you could even use same NIN Id as all of them
Re: Mutual Funds by bassdow: 2:32pm On Aug 09, 2025
heavenisreal18:
Thank you
I am having challenge to upload the signature
you tell us what error you getting and if you're on PC or Mobile and we would try being of help
Re: Mutual Funds by monikulapo: 2:41pm On Aug 09, 2025
A305:
Frankly, in the world of Equities. It's not worth deeping your toes into dividend paying stocks if you don't have the financial muscle. And I mean huge financial muscle. Billionaires that buys so much of it and measures thier worth with it are not fools. But for growth S&P 500 and ETFs, you don't need too much money.
.
Although I’m still reading through this thread. Please can you advise on ETFs to check out on Bamboo, I also won’t mind good dividend paying Nigerian stocks to do my research on. I don’t think it makes sense to liquidate dollars to spend Naira. Perhaps should I dm ?
Re: Mutual Funds by synoble(m): 2:44pm On Aug 09, 2025
emmasoft:
@synoble rates of mutual funds particularly MMF doesn't depend on the amount invested and don't vary from client to client. Whatever is displayed applies to all irrespective of the amount invested and the rate is daily valued depending largely on the underlying asset
Thank you...Exactly my thought. But the rates Franklyex shared was different when I compared to the rates on the blunest app.hence my surprise
Re: Mutual Funds by FRANKLYex: 3:02pm On Aug 09, 2025
synoble:
Thank you...Exactly my thought. But the rates Franklyex shared was different when I compared to the rates on the blunest app.hence my surprise
It has been established here that apart from Cowrywise that applies the rate the publish on their site each day without any variation, every other fund manager are not very transparent in this aspect. What I have published up there is the actual which you can verify yourself. It's a simple calculation. Apply the rate on your principal and multiply by 365. Let me know if you have what they published on their site as the rate. I don't know how they do their calculation. Only Cowrywise tallies per time
Re: Mutual Funds by synoble(m): 3:40pm On Aug 09, 2025
FRANKLYex:
It has been established here that apart from Cowrywise that applies the rate the publish on their site each day without any variation, every other fund manager are not very transparent in this aspect. What I have published up there is the actual which you can verify yourself. It's a simple calculation. Apply the rate on your principal and multiply by 365. Let me know if you have what they published on their site as the rate. I don't know how they do their calculation. Only Cowrywise tallies per time
Hmnn....it's now looking complex.

So from my calculation. Rates from August 1 to august 7 on my blunest app profile are 20.01, 20.01, 20.01, 20.01, 19.65, 19.41, 19.52, take note that as at this moment, rate for yesterday 8th august is yet to be logged on the fund price section of the app. But the amount is updated already on my dashboard, I can predict from my calculation that yesterday's rate is ~19.72. Total amount on dashboard tallies with the rates I wrote up there for my investment after my calculations.

So now, I'm wondering where you got the rates for Aug 1, 4 & 5 you put up on the previous page, cuz it's different from mine...
Re: Mutual Funds by heavenisreal18: 4:12pm On Aug 09, 2025
bassdow:
I have never used their app. I always use their website.
Another reason I suggested you use their website first, is so you understand the layout. There are some links that could misDirect you BUT that doesn't mean all is not well.

Also, if you just registered, wait till you've gotten your e-Account number and password
Pls how will I get the e-account and password, will the bank be the one to send it to me
Secondly ,is it okay to use the same bank for my withdrawals or I should use another account for withdrawal.
Thank you
Re: Mutual Funds by bassdow: 4:37pm On Aug 09, 2025
heavenisreal18:
Pls how will I get the e-account and password, will the bank be the one to send it to me
Secondly ,is it okay to use the same bank for my withdrawals or I should use another account for withdrawal.
Thank you
Your eAccount and password would be sent to your email address. Since it's weekend, it might arrive Monday or Tuesday or today sef.
Secondly, that you opening an investment account with Stanbic IBTC, doesn't mean you must use a stanbic IBTC account. The investment company is not same as the Stanbic IBTC bank you know where people go to deposit or withdraw their money. They are completely different hence one could fold while the other remains. So yea, you could use your firstBank, or gtBank, etc account.
Re: Mutual Funds by Enyinne(f): 7:27pm On Aug 09, 2025
Pls ,where bank accept dollar funds .Any idea of the rate ? Pls share with me . The funds is for future use so I can be advised appropriately.

Note : on further reading,I can deduce that stanbic ibtc has dollar dominated funding. I don't know if it's still in existence.
Re: Mutual Funds by dauntless15(m): 7:41pm On Aug 09, 2025
A305:
Go on Bamboo.

Go and buy dividend payinging ETFs or growth S&P500 stocks.

That way, you killing 3 birds with 1 stone.

1 - you hedging against Nigeria inflation

2 - You hedging against forex exchange

3 - You enjoying dividend.

Bonus point - Keep compounding and you won't be broke for life. Even your children will inherit and keep earning your dividends after you pass on.

An alternative

If you have real money; not the kind of chicken change I have oooo. I mean real money (Block money), the kind money that when you deposit it in a bank, Branch manager or regional manager will be calling to check in on you, sending your account statements through a gorgeous female bank staff to your house. That kind money — I will suggest you hand the money to hedge fund manager, go home to sleep and stop dragging MMF rates with us lol
Abeg where I wan see this SPF stocks buy
Re: Mutual Funds by emmasoft(m): 8:01pm On Aug 09, 2025
Enyinne:
Pls ,where bank accept dollar funds .Any idea of the rate ? Pls share with me . The funds is for future use so I can be advised appropriately.

Note : on further reading,I can deduce that stanbic ibtc has dollar dominated funding. I don't know if it's still in existence.
You can use Norrenberger for your dollar fund.

Two reasons for picking them

Rate is higher compared to others current it's 9%

They accept dollar cash deposit into their dollar collection account which is stanbic ibtc bank.

Find account opening form attached.

You can also reach out, my number is on my signature
Re: Mutual Funds by Enyinne(f): 8:54pm On Aug 09, 2025
emmasoft:
Thanks for ur response..
Are they same with stanbic ibtc?
Does stanbic run same dollar funding?
If so ,at what percentage.
The rate is not really a concern but safety of my funds as its for my son's master's degree in the next 4yrs so save keeping us of utmost importance and not interest rate.

I hv never heard of any commercial bank with the Norrenberger so am not comfortable with them .
You can use Norrenberger for your dollar fund.

Two reasons for picking them

Rate is higher compared to others current it's 9%

They accept dollar cash deposit into their dollar collection account which is stanbic ibtc bank.

Find account opening form attached.

You can also reach out, my number is on my signature
Re: Mutual Funds by Polchiz(m): 9:27pm On Aug 09, 2025
A305:
As regards this your fear, I see that some other persons here has replied well to your concern but I feel the need to educate you simplistically so you can educate others in your circle or offline.


MMF, regardless of the (brand/bank name) is a pool of investors that an asset management (brand/bank), collect their all their money to invest in low risk investment mostly Government Tbills, fixed deposits and commercial paper.

Note—Commercial paper isn't entirely low risk, which is why the least allocation of funds goes to it. And most fund are usually allocated to Tbills.

Enter Tbills.Tbills or Treasury bills is government way of issuing promisory note to collect money and pay back shortly within a year. Government can never default or go penniless broke to pay back and in worst case scenario, they will print money to payback debt. The only way you won't get your money back is if Nigeria ceases to exist. (Shout out to Trump and Putin massive number of Nuclear war head), those can really wipe out a country.


Now the reason why rates fluctuate is because of MPR & Inflation rate (Assignment: go learn the full meaning of MPR and submit your assignment here.)

Anyways, MPR in one word means Interest rate, so what happens is; If Nigeria inflation number is high, CBN will increase MPR and Increase Tbills yield to force inflation to come down. This is what has been happening since last Quarter of 2024 till now.
So, when Tbills yield is up, MMF rates will shoot up too because the buck of money invested in MMF is in Tbills. Then you will begin to smile like Dangote lol


What CBN is essentially doing is mopping up and raking in excessive money in circulation. People like me and your will rush to invest in Tbills or MMF for high yield gain but CBN motive is to get rid of our money in circulation.


So back to now: MMF interest is failing, what is happening?


What happened was: Following the last MPC, CBN began to maintain the same MPR for banks, they rebased our inflation from 2009 to 2014 first and secondly rebased our GDP to 2019.

Drum roll ... Ghen,Ghen, Ghen, Ghen..., suddenly inflation numbers began to fall since the second quarter of this year.

Investors like us saw it coming, this was why I made a comment post here in the past two thread page before this one, that MMF rates will soon cool down, a couple of guys type jargon at me but I was smiling offline reading their replies. Anyways, what is happening is Inflation numbers are cooling down, CBN is starting to reduce yield on Tbills, hence MMF rates will reduce too. Thanks to Cardoso Aka Cardi-B.


Why did I take my time to type this much?

I just wanted you to understand that this is normal and this happens in circle, you only being aware of it now because your MMF investment is teethered to the health of the economy and inflation numbers just like the performance of altcoins is anchored to Bitcoin.

Don't panic, Don't pull your money from fund manager 1 to fund manager 2 because they are all experiencing the same shift and transition in the economy. What you should focus instead is the 9th wonder of the world which Albert Einstein called, Compound interest on your MMF.


Peace out.
Thank you for your time.
Very educative.
Re: Mutual Funds by emmasoft(m): 9:46pm On Aug 09, 2025
[quote author=Enyinne post=136401164][/quote]@Enyinne, please understand that stanbic ibtc bank is not the entity that act as a manager rather it's stanbic asset management. Stanbic bank is a MDB and not a fund manager.

It's true stanbic asset management as a fund manager is in the same holding company as the bank but that doesn't not make your money safer.

They are not related as per function, operations and regulations hence you will notice that the collection account for their dollar fund can never be stanbic bank as required by the regulators.

Norrenberger is not a bank but a fund manager just like stanbic asset management they are both regulated by SEC not CBN. Some folks here use them as their fund managers.

Infact the dollar collection account for Norrenberger is Stanbic bank.

All dollar fund has the same characteristics and level of risk. In the industry, dollar fund is classified as medium risk investment irrespective of the fund manager.

Understand this, any fund that has the following parties:

A fund manager
Custodian bank
Trustees
SEC regulated

Is all you need to do business with, whether they have been in business for 20 years or just starting out, your money is safe.

By the way all dollar funds have same underlying assets basically and that is eurobonds irrespective of the fund manager.

So, any fund manager you use, your money is actually invested in the same instrument.

However, please go with the fund manager you are comfortable with.

I just do the above post to enlighten you more about dollar fund.

You can also open a dollar fund account with stanbic by clicking the first link on my signature, pick dollar fund and filled the online form.

Check earlier pages of this thread you will read my posts to help you further.
Re: Mutual Funds by heavenisreal18: 10:20pm On Aug 09, 2025
bassdow:
Your eAccount and password would be sent to your email address. Since it's weekend, it might arrive Monday or Tuesday or today sef.
Secondly, that you opening an investment account with Stanbic IBTC, doesn't mean you must use a stanbic IBTC account. The investment company is not same as the Stanbic IBTC bank you know where people go to deposit or withdraw their money. They are completely different hence one could fold while the other remains. So yea, you could use your firstBank, or gtBank, etc account.
Fold ke , am scared now o,make I go use my money dey sell bottle water o,but sincerely can the company foldup with our money
Re: Mutual Funds by blessedchild234(m): 10:11am On Aug 10, 2025
Good morning have anyone been able to access Thier blunest or Stanbic Bank mutual funds account here's the response I keep getting, same as the new app.

Re: Mutual Funds by Obnoxious2001(m): 11:12am On Aug 10, 2025
blessedchild234:
Good morning have anyone been able to access Thier blunest or Stanbic Bank mutual funds account here's the response I keep getting, same as the new app.
Yes currently facing same problem.

Tried resetting account, it says contact administrator... I have dropped a mail anyway

Let's see how it goes
Re: Mutual Funds by bassdow: 1:06pm On Aug 10, 2025
blessedchild234:
Good morning have anyone been able to access Thier blunest or Stanbic Bank mutual funds account here's the response I keep getting, same as the new app.
7 people don call me since 11am yesterday. Me sef don try like 3 times around 2am (as a software developer, I work late so mostly awake at such hour). I presume they're doing undisclosed updates.
We sef wey dey into hosting, atimes do such at such unGodly hours without informing clients because we know most wouldn't be active at such hour.

But seriously, this people need be careful so as not to raise blood pressure of some people. You need see the way I was giving one baba assurances like say me know first hand wetin happen.
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