AZK ALLIANZ HAYAT VE EMEKLİLİK A.Ş. BORÇLANMA ARAÇLARI EMEKLİLİK YATIRIM FONU
AZK primarily holds devlet tahvili and is a medium-risk fund (3/7). Over the past year it returned 35.5%; 2.56% above official inflation. With an annual 1.85% management fee, it trades in the Borçlanma Araçları Fonu category. Launched in 2003, it manages 7.7B ₺ in assets across 280,096 investors. (Average position: ~27.7K ₺)
Real +2.56% (after inflation), compared with TÜİK-CPI (32.1%).
- 10 yıldan az kalıp ayrılma %15
- 10 yıl+, emeklilik hakkı kazanmadan ayrılma %10
- Emeklilik, vefat veya maluliyet nedeniyle ayrılma %5
- Devlet Tahvili 84.2%
- Yatırım Fonu Katılma Payı 7.23%
- Ters Repo 5.05%
- Vadeli İşlemler Nakit Teminatı 2.69%
- Özel Sektör Tahvili 0.79%
- Takasbank Para Piyasası 0.01%
🎯 Declared Strategy
Fon,Portföyünün en az %80(yüzde seksen)'ini devamlı olarak kamu ve özel sektör borçlanma araçları ile kamu borçlanma araçlarının konu olduğu ters repoya yatırarak aktif yönetim tarzıyla uzun vadede faiz geliri elde etmeyi hedeflemektedir.
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What is the AZK fund?
AZK is a pension fund managed by Allianz Hayat ve Emeklilik. It is offered through the Turkish pension (BES) system under the code AZK, in the Borçlanma Araçları category.
How has the AZK fund performed?
It returned 35.5% over the past year, in nominal terms. Adjusted for official inflation (TÜFE), its 1-year real return is +2.56%. Year to date it is 13.2%. Over 5 years it returned 385%.
What does the AZK fund hold?
Portfolio allocation: Devlet Tahvili 84.2%, Yatırım Fonu Katılma Payı 7.23%, Ters Repo 5.05%.
What does the AZK fund cost?
The annual management fee is 1.85%. Its total expense ratio is 1.91%.
How much withholding tax does the AZK fund carry?
Withholding is charged on the gain and ranges %5–15, depending on how you exit:
- 10 yıldan az kalıp ayrılma %15
- 10 yıl+, emeklilik hakkı kazanmadan ayrılma %10
- Emeklilik, vefat veya maluliyet nedeniyle ayrılma %5
Rates are estimates; consult your tax advisor about your own situation.
Not investment advice