HVT ALLBATROSS PORTFÖY BİRİNCİ PARA PİYASASI (TL) FONU
HVT primarily holds ters repo and is a low-risk fund (2/7). Over the past year it returned 52.7%; 15.6% above official inflation. With an annual 1.25% management fee, it trades in the Para Piyasası Fonu category. Launched in 2022, it manages 639M ₺ in assets across 1,838 investors. (Average position: ~348K ₺)
Real +15.6% (after inflation), compared with TÜİK-CPI (32.1%).
- Ters Repo 39.0%
- Borsa İstanbul Para Piyasası 15.7%
- Mevduat (TL) 15.2%
- Finansman Bonosu 11.7%
- Devlet Tahvili 10.4%
- Özel Sektör Kira Sertifikası 8.13%
🎯 Declared Strategy
Fon portföyünün tamamı devamlı olarak, vadesine en fazla 184 gün kalmış, likiditesi yüksek para ve sermaye piyasası araçlarından oluşur. Portföyünün günlük olarak hesaplanan ağırlıklı ortalama vadesi en fazla 45 gündür. Fon portföyüne sadece TL cinsi varlıklar ve işlemler dahil edilecektir. Ayrıca, fon portföyünde yabancı para birimi cinsinden varlık ve altın ile diğer kıymetli madenler ve bunlara dayalı organize piyasalarda işlem gören sermaye piyasası araçlarına ve/veya tezgahüstü türev araçlara yer verilmeyecektir.
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Fund Profile
What is the HVT fund?
HVT is a mutual fund managed by Allbatross Portföy. It trades on TEFAS under the code HVT, in the Para Piyasası category.
How has the HVT fund performed?
It returned 52.7% over the past year, in nominal terms. Adjusted for official inflation (TÜFE), its 1-year real return is +15.6%. Year to date it is 26.1%. Over 3 years it returned 271%.
What does the HVT fund hold?
Portfolio allocation: Ters Repo 39.0%, Borsa İstanbul Para Piyasası 15.7%, Mevduat (TL) 15.2%.
Its largest positions, per the KAP portfolio report dated 30 June 2026: HAZİNE (56.8%), BPP (16.3%), T. HALK BANKASI A. Ş. (5.54%).
What does the HVT fund cost?
The annual management fee is 1.25%. Its total expense ratio is 1.65%.
How much withholding tax does the HVT fund carry?
The estimated withholding rate on gains is 17.5%.
Rates are estimates; consult your tax advisor about your own situation.
Not investment advice