NIFM India Allocator Equity & Debt Feeder Fund
Invests in ICICI Prudential Equity & Debt Fund and is priced in US dollars for each dealing day. Also known as the NIFM Equity & Debt Feeder Fund.
| Share class | NAV per unit | Change since the previous NAV | Valuation date |
|---|---|---|---|
| Class RAccumulation | Not yet published | ||
| Class R-DDistribution | Not yet published | ||
| Class RSAccumulation | Not yet published | ||
| Class RS-DDistribution | Not yet published | ||
| Class RCAccumulation | Not yet published | ||
| Class RC-DDistribution | Not yet published | ||
Each NAV is dated by the dealing day it values; a NAV is never shown as today’s unless it values today. The change is measured from the class’s previous published NAV.
About the fund
NIFM India Allocator Equity & Debt Feeder Fund is a sub-fund of NIFM India Allocator Feeder Funds, a UAE public fund managed in Abu Dhabi by Neovision Investment Fund Management LLC (NIFM). Invests in ICICI Prudential Equity & Debt Fund. The master fund holds 65–80% in Indian equities and 20–35% in bonds and money-market instruments, which helps soften falls.
Objective. To generate long-term capital growth and income by investing in the master fund, whose objective is long-term capital appreciation and current income from a portfolio of equity and fixed-income securities.
What the master fund holds
- Equity 65% minimum
- Either up to 15%
- Debt 20% minimum
Key facts
- Fund manager
- Neovision Investment Fund Management LLC (NIFM), Abu Dhabi
- Master fund
- ICICI Prudential Equity & Debt Fund, SEBI-regulated, India
- Master fund managers
- S. Naren · M. Banthia · M. Kalawadia
- Structure
- Open-ended public feeder fund, an umbrella with segregated liability
- Domicile and regulator
- United Arab Emirates, Capital Market Authority
- Administrator and registrar
- Apex Fund Services Ltd, Abu Dhabi
- Custodian and subscription bank
- First Abu Dhabi Bank PJSC
- Currency
- US dollar
- Dealing and NAV
- Every dealing day
- Income
- Accumulation or distribution, by class
- Minimum investment
- $1,000
- Additional investment
- From $10
- Management fee
- 0.83% to 1.83% a year, by class
- Master fund expense ratio
- 0.96%
- Master fund benchmark
- CRISIL Hybrid 35+65 Aggressive Index
- Lock-in
- None
- Performance fee
- None
Share classes
| Class | Income | Minimum | Subscription fee | Management fee | NAV per unit | Valued |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Class R | Accumulation | $1,000 | None | 1.83% a year | Not yet published | |
| Class R-D | Distribution | $1,000 | None | 1.83% a year | Not yet published | |
| Class RS | Accumulation | $1,000 | Up to 5% | 0.83% a year | Not yet published | |
| Class RS-D | Distribution | $1,000 | Up to 5% | 0.83% a year | Not yet published | |
| Class RC | Accumulation | $1,000 | Up to 5% | 1.83% a year | Not yet published | |
| Class RC-D | Distribution | $100,000 | Up to 5% | 1.83% a year | Not yet published |
Fees as set out in the Sub-Fund Supplement. The master fund’s own expenses are reflected in its NAV. A class shows a NAV once the fund has published one for it.
Questions about the fund and its NAV
What is the NAV of the NIFM Equity & Debt Feeder Fund today?
The fund has not yet published a NAV for any share class of the NIFM Equity & Debt Feeder Fund. This page shows each class's NAV per unit as soon as the fund publishes it.
When is the NAV published?
The fund calculates a NAV per unit for each dealing day, and it deals daily. Each NAV is dated by the day it values. This page is refreshed through the day, so a new NAV appears here shortly after the fund publishes it.
How is the NAV calculated?
The fund administrator, Apex Fund Services, values the fund's holding in ICICI Prudential Equity & Debt Fund, deducts the fees and expenses of each share class, and divides the result by the units of that class in issue. Each class carries its own fees, so each has its own NAV.
What does the NIFM Equity & Debt Feeder Fund invest in?
Invests in ICICI Prudential Equity & Debt Fund. The master fund holds 65–80% in Indian equities and 20–35% in bonds and money-market instruments, which helps soften falls.
What is the minimum investment?
The minimum first investment is $1,000 in every class except Class RC-D, which needs $100,000. Additional investments start at $10.
Who can invest?
Eligible investors as defined in the Prospectus and the Sub-Fund Supplement: offshore investors, other than resident Indians, in FATF-compliant countries. You confirm your residence and eligibility before you apply.
How do I invest?
Apply online on this site. You create an account, verify your identity, answer the suitability questions, choose a share class and sign the Subscription Agreement, then transfer US dollars to the fund's account at First Abu Dhabi Bank. Your units are allotted at the NAV of the dealing day on which your subscription is dealt.
Fund documents
- Key Investor Information DocumentThe offering summary for the Equity & Debt Feeder Fund: objectives, risks, fees and dealing terms. Read alongside the Prospectus and Supplement, not on its own.
- ProspectusThe umbrella prospectus for NIFM India Allocator Feeder Funds, the UAE public fund under which this sub-fund is constituted.
- Sub-Fund SupplementTerms specific to the Equity & Debt Feeder Fund: the master fund it invests into, the share classes and their minimums, fees, and the Risk Factors.
- Subscription Agreement (Individuals)The application form for individual investors. Completed digitally during onboarding: this copy is for review before you start.
Also in this fund range
NIFM India Allocator Value Feeder Fund
NAV not yet published
Invest in the NIFM India Allocator Equity & Debt Feeder Fund
Apply online on this site. You confirm your residence and your eligibility, and read the key risks, before you start.
Important information
This page is for information only. It is not an offer or a solicitation to buy or sell units in any fund in any jurisdiction, and it is not investment, legal or tax advice.
Units are available only to eligible investors as defined in the Prospectus and the Sub-Fund Supplement. Read the Key Investor Information Document, the Prospectus and the Supplement, including the risk factors, before you invest.
Past performance is not a guide to future results. The value of units can fall as well as rise, and you may get back less than you invest. Exchange rates may also affect the value of your investment.
NAVs are calculated by the fund administrator and are shown as published by the fund, each with the date it values.