To date, 178.5 thousand people are shareholders of funds.
According to the Central Bank, Russian investors gained access to assets in the amount of 27.4 billion rubles. Thanks to the allocation of assets blocked due to special closed depreciation funds, the correspondent of The Moscow Post reports.
Management companies paid investors another 4.3 billion rubles after the exchange of assets through the investment chamber as part of the presidential decree.
It should be noted that according to preliminary estimates of management companies, this amount may even be higher, since they restarted the share investment funds (PIFs), freed from frozen assets, and recalculated the value of net assets (never) at different stages.
The regulator representative said that in the framework of the “second wave” of 34 share investment funds, it was decided to change the type of 25 funds to closed share investment funds (ZPIF).
For nine other funds, it was decided to allocate frozen assets into a separate additional fund. At the moment, 30 funds have already been formed, and the process of completing the formation of the remaining four is close to completion.
As of August 31, 2024, the number of shareholders of these 34 funds amounted to 1.6 million people. The final value of the assets of these funds will be determined after the completion of the formation of all funds within the framework of the “second wave”, as specified in the central bank.
In October, the organizer of the exchange exchange, the investment chamber, reported the successful completion of the second stage of calculations on blocked foreign securities.