Finam Investment Holding has tallied the performance of its individual asset management in 2005. Net asset value (NAV) under Finam’s management spiked by 300% to Rub 2,263.84 mln ($80.5 mln), and the value of the average account of the company’s clients nearly doubled. Average returns achieved by Finam’s clients on individual asset management accounts in 2005, totaled 33% for the conservative strategy, 55% for the balanced strategy and 100% for the aggressive strategy. The spike in NAV managed by Finam as a part of its individual asset management performance is attributable both to an objective increase in the value of client investment portfolios due to more expensive shares included in them and to a number of other factors among which which we’d like to note the increased value of established clients’ average accounts by depositing additional funds and an inflow of new major clients.
Finam CEO Victor Remsha said that the company is still doing active business with private investors, which account for the bulk of the company’s client base. Meanwhile the qualitative parameters changed substantially in 2005, mainly due to formation of the Investment Banking Division. This Finam subsidiary allows the company to offer major investors additional opportunities and ideas related to investing into blue chips as well as the most promising second-tiers and third-tiers and to put together of Russia’s best management teams.
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