Week ended 9 October 2026
Specialised funds in Nigeria
7 specialised funds reported to SEC for the week ended 9 October 2026. Together they held ₦54.7bn for 251 unitholders.
Source: SEC Nigeria weekly valuation report, week ended 9 October 2026
₦54.7bn
held in specialised funds
7
funds
251
unitholders
All 7 funds
| Fund | Yield, week to date | Yield, year to date | Fund size | Unitholders |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| FCMB-TLG Private Debt Fund FCMB Asset Management | 7.64% | 19.41% | ₦33.0bn | 57 |
| Clean Energy Fund Fundco Capital Managers | 0.69% | 287.92% | ₦16.0bn | 11 |
| ARM Specialized Dollar Fund ARM Investment Managers | 10.27% | 4.01% | ₦2.7bn | 67 |
| First Asset Blended Dollar Fund First Asset Management | 4.07% | 5.18% | ₦1.3bn | 18 |
| ValuAlliance Specialized Dollar Fund ValuAlliance Asset Management | 0.23% | -0.51% | ₦872.2m | 14 |
| United Capital Children Investment Fund United Capital Asset Management | -0.38% | 42.78% | ₦613.6m | 80 |
| Meristem Commodities Fund Meristem Wealth Management | -0.40% | 0.62% | ₦317.4m | 4 |
Both yield columns are shown as each manager reported them to SEC (week to date and year to date); a blank means SEC printed no figure. † The manager typed the yield as a whole number (17.5 for 0.175); we show it as a percentage. ‡ SEC printed a figure that cannot be a real yield; the original is in the CSV. Select a column heading to sort.
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