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Croatia open-end investment funds' assets rise 4.5% m/m at end-Sept

Oct 24, 2012, 12:12:58 PMArticle by Kire Nedelkovski
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October 24 (SeeNews) - The assets managed by open-end investment funds operating in Croatia rose to 12.4 billion kuna ($2.1 billion/1.6 billion euro) at the end of September from 11.9 billion kuna a month earlier, the country's financial watchdog said.

Croatia open-end investment funds' assets rise 4.5% m/m at end-Sept

ZB Plus ranked first among the Croatian open-end investment funds with assets worth 2.6 billion kuna at the end of September, the Croatian Financial Services Supervision Agency, HANFA, said on its website.

The fund is managed by ZB Invest, a subsidiary of Zagrebacka Banka.

ZB Plus was followed by PBZ Novcani, managed by PBZ Invest, with assets of 1.3 billion kuna.

Twenty-two asset managers operate 127 open-end investment funds in the Adriatic country of 4.3 million people.

(1 euro=7.5593 Croatian kuna)

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