How Raiffeisen fund managers invest their money

T-bills, banking deposits and investment funds last year
attracted the largest placements from the funds managed by
Raiffeisen Asset Management investment manager, the second biggest
mutual fund manager. With six mutual funds in the portfolio,
Raiffeisen Asset Management ended last year with net assets under
management worth more than 1bn RON. Raiffeisen Monetar, the fund
boasting the biggest asset volume, invested almost 60% of the over
600m RON assets in banking deposits, with deposits opened with
Banca Romaneasca and UniCredit Tiriac as the main placements.
Besides banking deposits, T-bills attracted around 15% of the
fund’s assets at the end of last year. Euro-denominated T-bills
were the main placements by Europlus, the manager’s second fund of
conservative placements, drawing in around 40% of the fund’s over
73m-euro assets. With three funds with exposure to equity markets,
the manager last year opted for placement diversification,
investing in domestic mutual funds, international investment funds
and directly in stock listed on the BSE.