Funds
Fixed income
Overview
Optimum Obligations is mainly comprised of European sovereign corporate debt securities.
This Fund invests in Treasury securities, with no maturity constraints. The management approach is based on a pragmatic analysis of various key factors (including economic indicators, markets and technical drivers) influencing real interest rates and inflation. This analysis is used to determine geographic areas, sensitivity levels and expected interest rate movements based on a selected investment scenario.
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Date established | 1999/01/15 |
ISIN code | FR0007019211 |
Assets under management (€ M) | 50.08 (2024/11/29) |
Net asset value (€) | 36.53 (2024/11/29) |
Cash | Daily/Before 11:00 a.m. |
Managers
Fund features
Management milestones are used to:
- Actively manage the portfolio’s duration
- Arbitrage credit spreads between government and corporate bonds
- Arbitrage credit spreads between the eurozone countries
This product carries a risk of capital loss.
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Main risks
Interest Rate Risk:
The Fund is, at any given time, subject to interest rate risk. Therefore, in the event of an increase in interest rates, the net asset value of the Fund may decrease.
Credit Risk:
The Fund is, at any given time, exposed to credit risk related to issuers. In case of a deterioration in their financial situation or default, the value of debt securities may decrease, leading to a decline in the net asset value.
Detailed information about the product's risks is available in the pre-contractual documentation of the Fund.
Documentation (only available in French)
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Asset class | Bonds |
Geographic Area | Eurozone |
Minimum recommended investment period | 3 years |
Asset manager | Optimum Gestion Financière S.A. |
Custodian | Société Générale Securities Services (SGSS) |
SFDR classification | Article 6 |
Reference currency | EUR |
Eligibility for French Equity Savings Plan (PEA) | No |