Assets in Hungarian investments funds rose 2pc to HUF 3,161bn in at the end of February from a month earlier, the Association of Hungarian Investment Fund and Asset Management Companies (BAMOSZ) told MTI on Monday.
Investment funds drew HUF 53bn in fresh capital and had HUF 8.9bn in yields in January.
Open-ended securities funds, which account for nearly two-thirds of all investment fund assets, attracted HUF 28.1bn in fresh capital and had yields of almost HUF 6bn.
Assets of guaranteed funds rose 2.6pc to HUF 408bn with the sale of HUF 9.5bn of new units and a yield of about HUF 1bn.
Property funds grew 3.7pc to HUF 309bn. The funds drew HUF 9.8bn in fresh capital and had yields of HUF 1.6bn.
Assets of money market funds increased 2.7pc to HUF 1,240bn, as investors bought HUF 28bn more units and yields came to HUF 4.8bn.
Bond funds grew 2.4pc to HUF 279bn, drawing HUF 3.8bn in fresh capital and generating yields of HUF 2.8bn.
Investors took HUF 3.1bn out of share funds and the funds had a negative yield of HUF 2.2bn, causing total stock to fall a little more than 1pc to HUF 343bn.