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Best performing balanced mutual funds in Nigeria as of September 2026

NairaMetrics 10 minutes 1 mins read

Nigeria's balanced mutual fund segment recorded a strong increase in net asset value (NAV), reaching N191.02 billion as of September 2026, up 23.94% from N154.13 billion at the end of August, as the segment continued to benefit from investment activity across equities and fixed-income securities.

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