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Stanbic IBTC Nigerian Equity Fund

Valued at billions of Naira, the Stanbic IBTC Nigerian Equity Fund is the largest open-ended mutual fund in Nigeria with an investment strategy leaning towards equities. As a Stanbic IBTC Nigerian Equity Fund (SINEF) investor, your capital is placed in carefully selected portfolio of high quality equity securities handpicked to help you achieve capital appreciation over the long term.

Benefits of the Equity Fund

Diversified Investments

Funds invested are diversified into the Bond and money markets balancing liquidity and high yields

Top-Notch Investment

It serves as an excellent capital market risk spreading device, as it invests in a bouquet of top performing quoted companies with minimum ratings of “A”

Easy-to-operate

Easy to register, invest or divest from at any time you choose

Collateral Value

Your holdings can be leveraged as collateral for applying for facilities from Banks

Diversified Investments

Funds invested are diversified into the Bond and money markets balancing liquidity and high yields

Top-Notch Investment

It serves as an excellent capital market risk spreading device, as it invests in a bouquet of top performing quoted companies with minimum ratings of “A”

Easy-to-operate

Easy to register, invest or divest from at any time you choose

Collateral Value

Your holdings can be leveraged as collateral for applying for facilities from Banks
What You’ll Need
  • A populated registration form
  • A valid means of identification and
  • 1 passport photograph
  • A valid utility bill
How to get it
  • With an opening investment of N5 000
How It Works

A mix of investments in equities and fixed income assets.

  • 40% maximum in fixed income securities
    and
  • A minimum of 60% in capital market instruments.
  • What You’ll Need
  • How to get it
  • How It Works
  • A populated registration form
  • A valid means of identification and
  • 1 passport photograph
  • A valid utility bill
  • With an opening investment of N5 000

A mix of investments in equities and fixed income assets.

  • 40% maximum in fixed income securities
    and
  • A minimum of 60% in capital market instruments.