BVFED launches e-transaction services

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The Bao Viet Fund launched an electronic transaction system for its equity dynamic open-ended fund (BVFED) on January 15 on the website www.bvfed.com.vn.

BVFED investors make their transactions and track the NAV reports online on www.bvfed.com.vn.— VNS Photo 
HA NOI (Biz Hub) — The Bao Viet Fund launched an electronic transaction system for its equity dynamic open-ended fund (BVFED) on January 15 on the website www.bvfed.com.vn.

It is the first open-ended fund in Viet Nam that has launched e-transaction services to help investors do secured trading online.

The fund's investors can also track the net asset value (NAV) reports on the website.

BVFED is an open-ended fund set up by the Bao Viet Fund Management Company Ltd in 2013, with a capital of VND71.3 billion (US$3.34 million).

With 200 domestic and foreign investors, the fund bases its portfolios according to the VN30, a market-cap weighted index of the 30 largest companies based on market capitalisation, highest profit potential and largest liquidity listed on the HCM City Stock Exchange. — VNS

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