Sanima Equity Fund II: A New Closed-End Mutual Fund in SEBON Pipeline

Sanima Equity Fund II

The Securities Exchange Board of Nepal (SEBON) has added Sanima Equity Fund II to its preliminary review list of mutual fund schemes. This closed-end mutual fund is being introduced by Sanima Capital Limited (fund manager) and Sanima Bank Limited (fund sponsor). Below are the key details of the proposed fund:

1. Fund Overview

  • Fund Type: Closed-end mutual fund.
  • Fund Size: Rs. 1 Arba (divided into 10 crore units).
  • Par Value: Rs. 10 per unit.
  • Application Date: Submitted to SEBON on Magh 4, 2081 (January 18, 2025).

2. Key Stakeholders

  • Fund Manager: Sanima Capital Limited.
  • Fund Sponsor: Sanima Bank Limited.

3. What is a Closed-End Mutual Fund?

  • Definition: A closed-end mutual fund issues a fixed number of units during its initial offering, which are then traded on the stock exchange.
  • Liquidity: Units can be bought and sold in the secondary market, but the fund does not issue or redeem units after the initial offering.
  • Investment Focus: Typically invests in equities, bonds, or other securities to generate returns for investors.

4. Next Steps

  • SEBON Review: The fund is currently under preliminary review by SEBON.
  • Approval Process: Once approved, the fund will be launched, and units will be offered to the public.
  • Listing: After the initial offering, the fund’s units will be listed on the Nepal Stock Exchange (NEPSE) for secondary market trading.

What This Means for Investors

  1. New Investment Opportunity: Sanima Equity Fund II will provide investors with a chance to diversify their portfolios through a professionally managed equity fund.
  2. Closed-End Structure: Investors can trade units on NEPSE after the initial offering, providing liquidity.
  3. Trusted Management: With Sanima Capital Limited and Sanima Bank Limited behind the fund, investors can expect reliable management and oversight.

Conclusion

Sanima Equity Fund II is a promising new closed-end mutual fund currently under review by SEBON. With a fund size of Rs. 1 Arba and a par value of Rs. 10 per unit, the fund aims to offer investors an opportunity to participate in equity markets through a structured and professionally managed scheme. Stay tuned for further updates on the fund’s approval and launch timeline.

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