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temi4fash:
Too much customer is worrying them.

Had to call them today after 6 days of non reflection

emmanuelewumi:
They have less than 3000 customers for their money market fund.

amjustme2:
When I first reported their recent delays, some people thought it was my fault. Now almost everyone have same experience.

Now when I top up:
1. I do it before 12pm

2. Send them mail 1 hour after Initial evidence of payment email.

3. Send them mail or call again before 4pm.

I have tried this twice and my payment reflected Next morning.

I can not give them space to play with my sweat.

ernie4life:
So I was doing a quarterly review of my portfolio and my numerous fund managers, I decided to track all fund performance for the last working day of September which is the end of last quarter, so below is a rank of how our fund managers performed that day.

For this quarter, treasury bills rate is dropping gradually and I don't see any reason for rates to increase anytime soon. I told a friend some weeks back that judging from the way that longer tenors in treasury bills was been over subscribed, that means the market anticipates drop in rates, if that is true that means rates for this quarter will be lower than last quarter

ernie4life:
So I was doing a quarterly review of my portfolio and my numerous fund managers, I decided to track all fund performance for the last working day of September which is the end of last quarter, so below is a rank of how our fund managers performed that day.

For this quarter, treasury bills rate is dropping gradually and I don't see any reason for rates to increase anytime soon. I told a friend some weeks back that judging from the way that longer tenors in treasury bills was been over subscribed, that means the market anticipates drop in rates, if that is true that means rates for this quarter will be lower than last quarter

ernie4life:
So I was doing a quarterly review of my portfolio and my numerous fund managers, I decided to track all fund performance for the last working day of September which is the end of last quarter, so below is a rank of how our fund managers performed that day.

For this quarter, treasury bills rate is dropping gradually and I don't see any reason for rates to increase anytime soon. I told a friend some weeks back that judging from the way that longer tenors in treasury bills was been over subscribed, that means the market anticipates drop in rates, if that is true that means rates for this quarter will be lower than last quarter

enque:
No one talks about chapel hill denham

austine4real:
this is my first time of hearing about it

kryptem:
Some asset management houses seems to be overconfident and have consistently been giving their customers low rates of dividends; a concern for rethink!

ThePressNigeria:
Please, which of the listed companies have apps and also trade in stocks?

Desanta:
How do I get this Afrinvest Plutus fund?

ernie4life:
So I was doing a quarterly review of my portfolio and my numerous fund managers, I decided to track all fund performance for the last working day of September which is the end of last quarter, so below is a rank of how our fund managers performed that day.

For this quarter, treasury bills rate is dropping gradually and I don't see any reason for rates to increase anytime soon. I told a friend some weeks back that judging from the way that longer tenors in treasury bills was been over subscribed, that means the market anticipates drop in rates, if that is true that means rates for this quarter will be lower than last quarter

austine4real:
this is my first time of hearing about it

ernie4life:
So I was doing a quarterly review of my portfolio and my numerous fund managers, I decided to track all fund performance for the last working day of September which is the end of last quarter, so below is a rank of how our fund managers performed that day.

For this quarter, treasury bills rate is dropping gradually and I don't see any reason for rates to increase anytime soon. I told a friend some weeks back that judging from the way that longer tenors in treasury bills was been over subscribed, that means the market anticipates drop in rates, if that is true that means rates for this quarter will be lower than last quarter

ernie4life:
So I was doing a quarterly review of my portfolio and my numerous fund managers, I decided to track all fund performance for the last working day of September which is the end of last quarter, so below is a rank of how our fund managers performed that day.

For this quarter, treasury bills rate is dropping gradually and I don't see any reason for rates to increase anytime soon. I told a friend some weeks back that judging from the way that longer tenors in treasury bills was been over subscribed, that means the market anticipates drop in rates, if that is true that means rates for this quarter will be lower than last quarter

olujaidi:
I doubt that this list is correct. The website of FBNQ and Chapel Hill show rates different from yours

FBN https://fbnquest.com/asset-management/historical-funds/

CHDenham: https://www.chapelhilldenham.com/investment-management/
For CHD, It cannot have dropped from 13% to 10% in two weeks.

Where did you source your yield from?

ernie4life:
The last working day for third quarter (Q3) is 27 September, so check fman website for rates on the 27th September, let me know when you do.

ernie4life:
The last working day for third quarter (Q3) is 27 September, so check fman website for rates on the 27th September, let me know when you do.

temi4fash:
Same too.
AXA did better than FBN self

Boyhood:
30th Sept was a Monday, and it was a working day too abi did I miss something?

olujaidi:
I don't need to check FMAN. The length of time is immaterial to justify the difference

olujaidi:
I doubt that this list is correct. The website of FBNQ and Chapel Hill show rates different from yours

FBN https://fbnquest.com/asset-management/historical-funds/

CHDenham: https://www.chapelhilldenham.com/investment-management/
For CHD, It cannot have dropped from 13% to 10% in two weeks.

Where did you source your yield from?

ernie4life:
Don't get it wrong, am not trying to discredit any fund manager, I only shared what I got from fman site

ernie4life:
The last working day for third quarter (Q3) is 27 September, so check fman website for rates on the 27th September, let me know when you do.

emmasoft:
From my experience fman website is usually not updated regularly. Most of the rates there are not current. To get the current rates the websites of the different fund managers are more reliable and it will show the previous business day rate. I have followed closely with Chapel Hill at a time I have to call their customer care when I saw the disparity in rates. in fman site it's averagely 13% plus while their website say otherwise. in fact their website has always revolved around 11% and of recent went down to 10%+ same goes for others. The table you have up there may not actually be the true reflection of the different funds and their managers