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A metric-led profile of this Nigerian mutual fund using the latest published fund figures.
2026-06-05 – 2026-07-03 · 5 data points
| Date | NAV | WTD yield | YTD yield |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2026-07-03 | NGN 1.57B | 12.62% | 12.12% |
| 2026-06-26 | NGN 1.56B | 13.08% | 12.07% |
| 2026-06-19 | NGN 1.52B | 13.08% | 12.07% |
| 2026-06-11 | NGN 1.52B | 13.59% | 11.92% |
| 2026-06-05 | NGN 1.51B | 13.19% | 11.81% |
The ARM Sharia Compliant Fixed Income Fund stands out clearly within its category, sitting at #3 of 7 among Shariah-Compliant Fixed Income Funds (funds that invest only in ways permitted under Islamic finance principles, avoiding interest-based instruments). Its Week-to-Date (WTD) yield of 12.62% is remarkably strong compared to the median WTD yield across its category peers, which sits at just 0.31%, meaning this fund is generating returns far above what a typical fund in the same group is producing right now. On a Year-to-Date (YTD) basis, the fund has delivered 12.12%, suggesting consistent performance across the year so far and not just a one-week spike. With a Net Asset Value (NAV) of ₦1.57B, ranked #145 of 222 across all funds on the platform, it holds a mid-table overall position while punching closer to the top within its own peer group.
Looking at the fund's recent history, the NAV has grown steadily from ₦1.51B on 5 June 2026 to ₦1.57B on 3 July 2026, a consistent upward movement over roughly four weeks. The WTD yield has fluctuated modestly over the same period, ranging from a high of 13.59% on 11 June to the current 12.62%, without any dramatic drops. This suggests the fund has maintained relatively stable returns even as yields edged slightly lower in recent weeks. The fund currently serves 906 unitholders, a relatively small community which may reflect its specialist, Shariah-compliant nature rather than any concern about fund quality, since its assets and returns remain healthy.
Key insight: The fund's WTD yield of 12.62% is dramatically higher than the category median of 0.31%, making it one of the strongest performers among its Shariah-compliant peers by a very wide margin.
Positions are based on SEC figures from 2026-07-03 and change as the data updates.
Runs 11 funds tracked here, managing ₦764.64B in total.
Details sourced from the fund manager's website.
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ARM Sharia Compliant Fixed Income Fund reported a week-to-date yield of 12.62%, compared to the category median of 0.31% for shariah-compliant fixed income funds. A higher yield often reflects the rate environment at the time the fund's instruments were acquired, the fund's portfolio mix, or its pricing structure. Past yield performance is not a guarantee of future returns.
As of the SEC update on 2026-07-03, ARM Sharia Compliant Fixed Income Fund reported a week-to-date yield of 12.62% and a year-to-date yield of 12.12%. Yields move over time and are published as indicators for comparison, not as a guaranteed future return.
ARM Investment Managers Limited lists a management fee of 1.5% for ARM Sharia Compliant Fixed Income Fund. Fees reduce your net return, so comparing total costs across similar shariah-compliant fixed income funds is worthwhile before investing.
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ARM Sharia Compliant Fixed Income Fund appears in the SEC's published collective investment scheme data, which covers SEC-registered funds. You can confirm the manager's current registration status on the Investment Safety Checker.
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