Thank you at moderators for doing the needful

IamR:

2 years sir

I will advise you spread the money between bonds, Treasury Bills, money market funds and Eurobond.
We are not sure of the future of the Naira in 2 years time.

If you are like me I will also consider investing in stocks like Nestle, Dangote cement, Zenith and GTB.

N1 million invested in GTB in 2001 is now worth over N40 million, the dividend received in 2018 is over 3 times the amount invested.

emmanuelewumi:


I will advise you spread the money between bonds, Treasury Bills, money market funds and Eurobond.
We are not sure of the future of the Naira in 2 years time.

If you are like me I will also consider investing in stocks like Nestle, Dangote cement, Zenith and GTB.

N1 million invested in GTB in 2000 is now worth over N100 million, the dividend received in 2018 is 10 times the amount invested.

God bless you Elder!

IamR:

God bless you Elder!

Good bless you too, have a great week.

some people carry wahala for head dey waka.
A thread was created for Tbills which obviously you don't like why not go create your thread or better still do what ever investment you deem fit to do with your money, you obviously wanted to solicits for funds here and people kicked against what ever you had in mind(forget all this your show me proof statement) since then you wont let us be.
one can feel how much you loathe tbills from how you type, that an incognito account couldnt even hide it. why not get the fvck off the tread since you dont like what they do in it or better still go to romance section because no one will buy what ever you are selling
A beg make I prepare go church before the next thing I hear is you will sue me.

In investing and business, knowledge, staying power, risk management, slow and steady usually win the race.

Fixed Income Fund of FBN Quest Asset Management currently pay 13.2%, the fund invests in FGN bonds, Sukuk, FGN savings bonds, States bonds and corporation bonds.

Minimum investment is just N50,000 and the minimum holding period before you can sell is 90 days.

emmanuelewumi:
Fixed Income Fund of FBN Quest Asset Management currently pay 13.2%, the fund invests in FGN bonds, Sukuk, FGN savings bonds, States bonds and corporation bonds.

Minimum investment is just N50,000 and the minimum holding period before you can sell is 90 days.

Hope capital will not go down just like stock ? #50,000 for 90 days how much profit ?

ihedioramma:
Hope capital will not go down just like stock ? #50,000 for 90 days how much profit ?

It is a fixed income investment fund, it can't.

emmanuelewumi:


It is a fixed income investment fund, it can't.

Thank's . like how much profit for that 90 days ? and how can one go about it/invest ?

emmanuelewumi:



Very good, you paid N20 million because you bought from the secondary market.

You will need about N100 million to buy FGN bond from the primary market.

With a minimum of $2500 you can also invest in the Eurobond fund of FBN Quest Merchant Bank @ 6%.

You are sure of the preservation of your fund from currency devaluation

Is it only FBN that offers these options, don’t have an account with them. Is there any other bank that offers these

chigo4u:

Is it only FBN that offers these options, don’t have an account with them. Is there any other bank that offers these

FBN Quest Asset Management is a subsidiary of First Bank.

Even if you have an account with First Bank, you still need to open either a Money Market Fund account, Fixed income fund account, Eurobond account, Trust account or Stockbroking account with

FBN Quest Merchant Bank/Asset Management which are the Investment Banking subsidiaries of First Bank.
The head office is in Ikoyi Lagos, with offices at Abuja and Port Harcourt.

You can also try United Capital or Stanbic y Asset Management

emmanuelewumi:
Fixed Income Fund of FBN Quest Asset Management currently pay 13.2%, the fund invests in FGN bonds, Sukuk, FGN savings bonds, States bonds and corporation bonds.

Minimum investment is just N50,000 and the minimum holding period before you can sell is 90 days.

if one sells in 90 days will he get any dividend since dividends payment is 180days?

these FBN Q guys might just have solved all our bond investment problems.

thank you Sir

time to divest from this treasury bills a little...let govt feel the lack of funds a little

emmanuelewumi:
Fixed Income Fund of FBN Quest Asset Management currently pay 13.2%, the fund invests in FGN bonds, Sukuk, FGN savings bonds, States bonds and corporation bonds.

Minimum investment is just N50,000 and the minimum holding period before you can sell is 90 days.

13.2% for FG saving bonds?
How do one go about it?

emmanuelewumi:
Fixed Income Fund of FBN Quest Asset Management currently pay 13.2%, the fund invests in FGN bonds, Sukuk, FGN savings bonds, States bonds and corporation bonds.

Minimum investment is just N50,000 and the minimum holding period before you can sell is 90 days.

I know others but sukuk i don't know. Sir, What is sukuk? Right now my finance is a bit messy cos i have planned n budgeted all expenses for the next two years on tbs but things are not going as planned, i love to live a budgeted life, hate to tap into my capitals. My question is, will FG bonds be available come Feb/March next year? That's when I'm mopping up all my tbs. Will love to buy FG bonds in d primary market

RealityShot:
if one sells in 90 days will he get any dividend since dividends payment is 180days?

these FBN Q guys might just have solved all our bond investment problems.

thank you Sir

You won't get dividend, but your profit will reflect in the sale price.

You can buy the money market fund, they pay dividends every quarter. With a minimum of N5000 you are good to go. You can can top it up whenever you have money, they currently have about N60 billion under management for the money market fund.

The money market fund invests in Treasury Bills, Commercial papers and other short term financial instruments.

Akin3891:


I know others but sukuk i don't know. Sir, What is sukuk? Right now my finance is a bit messy cos i have planned n budgeted all expenses for the next two years on tbs but things are not going as planned, i love to live a budgeted life, hate to tap into my capitals. My question is, will FG bonds be available come Feb/March next year? That's when I'm mopping up all my tbs. Will love to buy FG bonds in d primary market

it Islamic bond sukku all na English na still bond with fixed rate

DaBogu:
13.2% for FG saving bonds?
How do one go about it?

A mutual fund.

emmanuelewumi:


A mutual fund.

Sir, sorry to bother you
I jut ealk into any bank and request for a mutual fund

Please, suggestions are welcome as to get 13.2% mutual for

DaBogu:

Sir, sorry to bother you
I jut ealk into any bank and request for a mutual fund

Please, suggestions are welcome as to get 13.2% mutual for

Where is your location?
Find out from the investment banking subsidiaries of Stanbic IBTC or FBN.


Investment One, United Capital, Axa Mansard and others also have mutual funds that are registered and regulated by SEC.
They have billions of naira under management and they give monthly reports to the regulators

Akin3891:


I know others but sukuk i don't know. Sir, What is sukuk? Right now my finance is a bit messy cos i have planned n budgeted all expenses for the next two years on tbs but things are not going as planned, i love to live a budgeted life, hate to tap into my capitals. My question is, will FG bonds be available come Feb/March next year? That's when I'm mopping up all my tbs. Will love to buy FG bonds in d primary market

FG bonds will be available, Treasury Bills will also be available but you might not get what you want

emmanuelewumi:



FG bonds will be available, Treasury Bills will also be available but you might not get what you want

Good, will go for tbs come next year even though it's @10% provided this prorating thing stopped. Anything below that, FG bonds here i come. Moreso, will be visiting Ghana next year to invest some funds, reason is not just because of the crashed rates here, but will love to stake some of my finances in another country, who knows what future holds?

emmanuelewumi:



Where is your location?
Find out from the investment banking subsidiaries of Stanbic IBTC or FBN.


Investment One, United Capital, Axa Mansard and others also have mutual funds that are registered and regulated by SEC.
They have billions of naira under management and they give monthly reports to the regulators

Lagos Sir.

needful:


Hahahhahah, do u know why I laughed? because i just got a 3yrs bond with 16.39% coupon and yield of 12.06 wit Stanbic brokers.

If u like, stay here and be looking for when TB will get to 1%. Go and make money and stop being jealous of innocent young people trying to expand there horizon. Everyone here is way smarter than u and also know when to diversify there investments.

Las las now, you will find one innocent uncle and start laying accusations on how he tied you with juju that made u poor.

How safe are these bonds via brokers such as stanbic please?

contumely2:


How safe are these bonds via brokers such as stanbic please?

It will reflect on your cscs statement, which you can you as a collateral for loans

I have a few questions;

1. How do you calculate the yield on bonds. Here you quoted 16.39% coupon and yield of 12.06. What does that mean?

2. Are your interests based on 16.39% or 12.06%?

3. After investing when do you start receiving coupon payments.

4. Do you need to open an account to invest in bonds?

needful:


Hahahhahah, do u know why I laughed? because i just got a 3yrs bond with 16.39% coupon and yield of 12.06 wit Stanbic brokers.

If u like, stay here and be looking for when TB will get to 1%. Go and make money and stop being jealous of innocent young people trying to expand there horizon. Everyone here is way smarter than u and also know when to diversify there investments.

Las las now, you will find one innocent uncle and start laying accusations on how he tied you with juju that made u poor.

DaBogu:
Lagos Sir.

If that is the case, you can visit any of them or give them a phone call.

Akin3891:


Good, will go for tbs come next year even though it's @10% provided this prorating thing stopped. Anything below that, FG bonds here i come. Moreso, will be visiting Ghana next year to invest some funds, reason is not just because of the crashed rates here, but will love to stake some of my finances in another country, who knows what future holds?

Why Ghana? Look deeply the opportunities are here compared to Ghana.

emmanuelewumi:



It will reflect on your cscs statement, which you can you as a collateral for loans

ok thanks

What about payment default.

What are the chances that one might lose one's money?

contumely2:
ok thanks

What about payment default.

What are the chances that one might lose one's money?

How can you lose your money? Have you ever lost your money through Treasury Bills?

needful:


Hahahhahah, do u know why I laughed? because i just got a 3yrs bond with 16.39% coupon and yield of 12.06 wit Stanbic brokers.

If u like, stay here and be looking for when TB will get to 1%. Go and make money and stop being jealous of innocent young people trying to expand there horizon. Everyone here is way smarter than u and also know when to diversify there investments.

Las las now, you will find one innocent uncle and start laying accusations on how he tied you with juju that made u poor.

Pls how much is there minimum investment on this bond?

Just2endowed2:


Pls how much is there minimum investment on this bond?

N20 million in the secondary market, N100 million in the primary market.

If you don't have N20 million, you can buy Fixed income mutual funds