KRT KARE PORTFÖY TÜRKİYE ODAKLI SERBEST (DÖVİZ ) FON
KRT primarily holds özel sektör dış borçlanma aracı and is a medium-risk fund (3/7). Over the past year it returned 22.9%; 6.95% below official inflation. With an annual 1.10% management fee, it trades in the Serbest Fon category. Launched in 2018, it manages 737M ₺ in assets across 168 investors. (Average position: ~4.4M ₺)
Real -6.95% (after inflation), compared with TÜİK-CPI (32.1%).
- Özel Sektör Dış Borçlanma Aracı 73.8%
- Yabancı Özel Sektör Borçlanma Aracı 16.3%
- Mevduat (Döviz) 9.96%
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FON TOPLAM DEĞERİNİN EN AZ %80'İ DEVAMLI OLARAK HAZİNE VE MALİYE BAKANLIĞI TARAFINDAN DÖVİZ CİNSİNDEN İHRAÇ EDİLEN BORÇLANMA ARAÇLARI VE KİRA SERTİFİKALARI İLE YERLİ İHRAÇÇILARIN DÖVİZ CİNSİNDEN İHRAÇ EDİLEN PARA VE SERMAYE PİYASASI ARAÇALARINA YATIRILACAKTIR.
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Fund Profile
What is the KRT fund?
KRT is a mutual fund managed by Kare Portföy. It trades on TEFAS under the code KRT, in the Serbest category.
How has the KRT fund performed?
It returned 22.9% over the past year, in nominal terms. Adjusted for official inflation (TÜFE), its 1-year real return is -6.95%. Year to date it is 12.2%. Over 5 years it returned 618%.
What does the KRT fund hold?
Portfolio allocation: Özel Sektör Dış Borçlanma Aracı 73.8%, Yabancı Özel Sektör Borçlanma Aracı 16.3%, Mevduat (Döviz) 9.96%.
Its largest positions, per the KAP portfolio report dated 30 June 2026: TURKIYE IHRACAT KREDIT BANKASI AS (16.6%), YAPI VE KREDİ BANKASI A.Ş. (14.1%), DNO ASA (13.5%).
What does the KRT fund cost?
The annual management fee is 1.10%. Its total expense ratio is 3.65%.
How much withholding tax does the KRT 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