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Alex Bank Cash

صندوق استثمار بنك الأسكندرية الثاني النقدي

101.7304 EGP
Unit price (NAV), 2026-09-19

Bank of Alexandria 2 Money Market Fund, managed by Bank of Alexandria, is an Egyptian investment fund. Track its unit price (net asset value, NAV) and historical performance on FoudaLens. The latest available unit price is 101.73 EGP as of 2026-09-19.

30-Day Return
+1.33%
YTD Return
+9.52%
1-Year Return
+9.52%
3-year return
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About Alex Bank Cash

On performance: 1-year return +9.5%, compound annual growth (CAGR) +16.9%, year-to-date +9.5%. The fund's risk level is low, based on NAV volatility. Note: this fund has under a year of data, so performance figures are indicative and sharpen as more history accumulates. The fund is a money-market fund, launched on 2006-05-01, benchmarked against ^CASE30. This page shows a NAV history chart, returns over multiple horizons, and a performance comparison versus the EGX30 index, to follow the fund and make an informed decision, not as investment advice.

Alex Bank Cash, FAQ

What is Bank of Alexandria 2 Money Market Fund's unit price today?

The latest available unit price for Bank of Alexandria 2 Money Market Fund is 101.73 EGP as of 2026-09-19, updated from the sources available on FoudaLens.

How do I buy units of Bank of Alexandria 2 Money Market Fund?

Units of Bank of Alexandria 2 Money Market Fund are subscribed through Bank of Alexandria or licensed distributors (banks and brokers). Full subscription and redemption terms are in the prospectus available on the fund page on FoudaLens. FoudaLens shows the data for tracking only; it does not sell units and does not give investment advice.

Is the fund return guaranteed?

No. The unit NAV moves up and down with the fund assets, and past returns do not guarantee future results. This data is informational and not a recommendation or personal financial advice.

What is net asset value (NAV)?

NAV is the per-unit value = (total fund assets − liabilities) ÷ number of units, calculated periodically (daily or weekly depending on the fund). It is the price at which you buy and sell the unit.

Returns reflect NAV price only and do not include distributions. Not financial advice.