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Mutual funds managed by the Grepalife Asset Management Corp. (GAMC) has landed on top among bond funds invested in foreign currency securities in terms of net sales as of end March 2007.


GAMC general manager Efren Ll. Cruz said that their concern is not so much total sales but net sales (the difference between gross sales and redemptions).  A high net sales figure means that a fund is able to retain more of its investors.


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Grepalife Asset Management Corp. (GAMC) has been registering near double-digit returns in its two mutual funds.


The Grepalife Fixed Income Fund (GFIF) and the Grepalife Dollar Bond Fund (GDBF) posted net absolute returns of 9.25 percent and 8.58 percent, respectively, on a year-to-date basis at the start of December. GAMC is the fund manager for the two mutual funds.


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                    [Title] => First Metro, Grepalife and Prudentialife expand presence in mutual fund industry
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The Prudential Group, Grepalife Asset Management Corp. (GAMC), and First Metropolitan Asset Management Inc. (FMAM) have a combined assets of nearly a billion pesos after over a year in operation.


At the end of October this year, the net asset value (incomplete) of the mutual fund industry stood at nearly P76 billion. 


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GREPALIFE FIXED INCOME FUND

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Gamc sales up in Q3

October 11, 2011 - 12:00am

The Grepalife Asset Management Corp. (GAMC), the mutual fund management arm of the Yuchengco Group of Companies, has surpassed P3.2-billion in gross sales at the end of the third quarter of 2011.

Banking

Grepalife funds improve

March 2, 2010 - 12:00am

Two mutual funds managed by Grepalife Asset Management Corp. (GAMC) performed beyond expectations in 2009. Grepalife Dollar Bond Fund (GDBF) and the Grepalife Fixed Income Fund (GFIF) registered one-year absolute...

Banking

GAMC tops foreign currency-laced bond fund

May 1, 2007 - 12:00am

Mutual funds managed by the Grepalife Asset Management Corp. (GAMC) has landed on top among bond funds invested in foreign currency securities in terms of net sales as of end March 2007. GAMC general manager...

Banking

Grepalife mutual funds post double digit returns

By Ted P. Torres | December 17, 2006 - 12:00am

Grepalife Asset Management Corp. (GAMC) has been registering near double-digit returns in its two mutual funds. The Grepalife Fixed Income Fund (GFIF) and the Grepalife Dollar Bond Fund (GDBF) posted net...

Business

First Metro, Grepalife and Prudentialife expand presence in mutual fund industry

December 20, 2005 - 12:00am

Despite the seemingly insurmountable odds, the new players in the country’s fledgling mutual fund industry continue to move forward. The Prudential Group, Grepalife Asset Management Corp. (GAMC), and First...

Banking