August 17 (SeeNews) - The assets managed by open-end investment funds in Croatia fell to 9.737 billion kuna ($1.9 billion/1.3 billion euro) at the end of July from 10.009 billion kuna a month earlier, data from the country's financial watchdog showed on Monday.
ZB Plus ranked first among open-end investment funds in Croatia with assets worth 2.137 billion kuna at the end of July. The fund is managed by ZB Invest, a subsidiary of Zagrebacka Banka, Croatia's biggest commercial bank in terms of assets.
ZB Plus was followed by two other ZB Invest-managed funds, ZB Global with 703 million kuna in assets, and ZB Aktiv with 479 million kuna.
Twenty-eight asset managers operate 130 open-end investment funds in the Adriatic country of 4.4 million people.
(1 euro=7.3256 Croatian kuna)
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