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Azvalor Capital FI

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★★★★

Azvalor Capital FI invests more than 90% of the total exposure in fixed income, mainly public but also private (including money market instruments quoted or not, liquid), and the rest in equities of any capitalization and sector.
Issuers and markets will preferably be from the Euro zone and minority markets of other OECD countries, allowing investors to invest up to 20% of the equity exposure in issuers / emerging markets.

The investment in fixed income will be mainly public but also private (including money market instruments quoted or not, liquid) of issuers/markets of the Euro zone, in issues with credit rating equal to or greater than that of the Kingdom of Spain in each moment. The average duration of the fixed income portfolio will be less than 18 months.

Managers
Álvaro Guzmán de Lázaro, CFA CEO and Co-director of Investment
Fernando Bernad, CFA Co-director of Investment
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Performance

0.9%

Since inception to 29/09/2023

0.1 %

Annualized Return

100.9 €

Net asset value

-0.1 %

Day change
YTD 2022 2021 2020 2019 2018 2017 2016 Since inception

5.9%

2.4 %

4.2 %

-3.5 %

-1.4 %

-4.6 %

-2.1 %

1.4 %

0.9 %

1.7 %

1 month

4.1 %

3 months

6.4 %

6 months

5.6 %

1 Year

Past performance is no guarantee of future performance

PLANIFIQUE SU FUTURO

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Fact sheet
Isin

ES0112601002 (single class, currency €)

Fund category

Euro Fixed Mixed Income

CNMV registration date

23/10/2015

Minimum subscription

€5,000 (€500 under 23 years old)

Custodian

BNP Paribas S.A., Spanish Branch

Management fee

0.5% per annum

Benchmark. Evolution of 100€ invested
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Benchmark:  EONIA Index 90% (the part invested in fixed income) and the MSCI Europe Total Return Net index 10% (the part invested in variable income)

The EONIA index is the valid one-day interbank Euro interest rate. The MSCI Europe Total Return Net is comprised of more than 400 companies representing the stock exchanges of European countries including the United Kingdom, Nordic countries and Switzerland and takes into consideration the reinvestment of net tax dividends.