
NGIS Money Market Fund expands 33.3% as subscriptions surge despite falling rates
Elizabeth PUNSU, Kumasi
The NGIS Money Market Fund PLC closed 2025 with a 33.3 percent increase in net assets to GH₵11.78 million, as investor subscriptions surged despite a sharp decline in interest rates and yields on short-term fixed-income instruments.
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