Last Updated on July 12, 2018 by Izza of SavingsPinayPH
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BPI Institutional Fund
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BPI Short-Term Fund – a money market unit investment trust fund being offered for investors will small capital. You can start the fund wth 10,000 pesos initial investment and can add-up a minimum of 1,000 pesos per transaction.
- BPI Premium Bond Fund – seeks to achieve capital growth and income from a diversified portfolio of primarily medium term fixed income instruments >>>
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- ABF Philippines Bond Index Fund – is a peso bond fund that seeks to achieve its investment return that closely track the total return of the iBOZZ ABF Philippines Index 1-10 years index. The fund is primarily invested in peso denominated eligible sovereign and quasi-sovereign bonds.
- BPI Balanced Fund – goes well for investors who seek long term capital growth from a diversified portfolio of equities listed or soon to be listed in the Philippine Stock Exchange >>>
- BPI Equity Fund – also seek to achieve long term capital growth and invests on equity securities issued by Philippine domiciled companies. It invests 50% to 100% of its portfolio in local equities depending on the condition of the current market and the BPI Asset Manager’s outlook. >>>
- BPI Global Philippine Fund – achieve investment returns by investing primarily in foreign-denominated fixed income instruments issued by the Philippine government, corporations and financial institutions >>>
- BPI International Fund Plus – seeks to achieve capital appreciation and income also from a diversified portfolio of foreign currency-denominated fixed income instruments >>>
- Philippine Dollar Bond Index Fund
- BPI Global Equity Fund – achieve its investment returns that closely track the total return of a US dollar denominated index, the JPMorgan Asia Credit Index – Philippines. >>>
- Funds focus on undervalued and lower beta names with shorter duration and diversification principles consistent with capital preservation
- Best suited for individuals who are generally conservative, looking for stability, minimal volatility and certainty of income
- Has wide array of investment products you can choose from. You’ll certainly find the one that best suit your need and interest
- Low Initial Investment
- Access your investment funds on any BPI branches nationwide or via internet through BPI ExpressOnline. Also you are not limited to your branch of account for your investment transactions. You can subscribe to or redeem from any branch or online.
- Invest anytime as your subscription and/or redemption are received anytime within the banking hours.
- Easily Enroll your fund in the Regular Subscription Plan. This is an investment program that allows you to nominate a regular subscription amount for purchase units on a periodic basis either monthly or quarterly. This is advantageous if you want to be consistent with your investments and you won’t need to visit a BPI branch anymore. The additional investment to BPI Investment Fund you are enroll with will be automatic.
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