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What is a UCITS? What are the benefits of asset management? What type of investment is best suited to my goals? Africabourse Asset Management answers your most frequently asked questions about UCITS management, investment products, and investment strategies.

Undertakings for Collective Investment in Transferable Securities are financial intermediaries that give their subscribers the opportunity to invest in financial markets to which they would otherwise have difficulty accessing (foreign financial and monetary markets, unlisted stocks, etc.).

These vehicles allow the pooling of capital from several investors (institutional, corporate, and/or individual) and collective investment in the financial markets (in stocks, bonds, money market instruments, etc.) with the aim of sharing profits and spreading risks and costs.
SICAVs and FCPs operate in the same way; only their legal nature differs. For the investor, there is no difference between a SICAV and a FCP.
- Possible access for "small" savers to diversified investment portfolios of securities;
- Collective management of financial funds limits individual risk;
- Delegating the management of invested funds to an intermediary allows for the removal of the responsibility for security selection;
The Autorité des marchés financiers (AMF) distinguishes six main types of mutual funds based on the type of funds managed: money market funds, bond funds, equity funds, alternative funds, formula funds, and diversified funds.
All savers and investors must face this risk. If inflation rises, the value and income of an investment necessarily deteriorate. This is why some bonds are indexed to the inflation rate.
The mutual fund has a performance objective: investors acquire units of this product with the aim of generating returns in the form of dividends or capital gains. To achieve this objective, the mutual fund is managed by the manager who created it.
Since 2018, income and gains generated by bonds or stocks are subject to the Single Flat-Rate Withholding Tax (PFU) at 30% (12.8% tax + 17.2% social security contributions), after deduction of fees.
Yes, the money is available daily and/or weekly depending on the mutual fund category.
The NAV is the price of a unit in a mutual fund's capital. It is calculated by dividing the net assets by the number of units held by subscribers.
The minimum amount is equal to the fund's net asset value, or the purchase price of a unit in the mutual fund's capital.

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