Week ended 2 October 2026

Specialised funds in Nigeria

7 specialised funds reported to SEC for the week ended 2 October 2026. Together they held ₦54.4bn for 251 unitholders.

Source: SEC Nigeria weekly valuation report, week ended 2 October 2026

₦54.4bn

held in specialised funds

7

funds

251

unitholders

All 7 funds

FundYield, week to dateYield, year to dateFund sizeUnitholders
FCMB-TLG Private Debt Fund
FCMB Asset Management
7.35%21.50%₦32.9bn57
Clean Energy Fund
Fundco Capital Managers
0.14%285.25%₦15.8bn11
ARM Specialized Dollar Fund
ARM Investment Managers
-11.71%3.85%₦2.7bn67
First Asset Blended Dollar Fund
First Asset Management
-0.36%1.06%₦1.2bn18
ValuAlliance Specialized Dollar Fund
ValuAlliance Asset Management
-0.59%-0.75%₦869.5m14
United Capital Children Investment Fund
United Capital Asset Management
-0.42%43.27%₦555.3m80
Meristem Commodities Fund
Meristem Wealth Management
3.06%1.02%₦318.7m4

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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Over time

Unitholders
Unitholders in Nigerian specialised funds, weekly-10001002003003 Jan 202521 Nov 20252 Oct 2026
Unitholders in Nigerian specialised funds, weekly-10001002003003 Jan 202521 Nov 20252 Oct 2026
Total held, weekly
Total net asset value of Nigerian specialised funds, weekly₦-20.0bn₦0₦20.0bn₦40.0bn₦60.0bn3 Jan 202521 Nov 20252 Oct 2026
Total net asset value of Nigerian specialised funds, weekly₦-20.0bn₦0₦20.0bn₦40.0bn₦60.0bn3 Jan 202521 Nov 20252 Oct 2026

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