maka wrote:instinct wrote:sparkly wrote:pyrex wrote:Dear Wazuans,
I am seeking advice on investment i made in Genghis Capital(Sister company to Chase Bank) hela fund their Money Market fund.
I have talked to the investment advisor who assures me the investment is safe as chase bank was only the custodian.
Checked CMA website and they equally state the investment is safe.
Just seeking assurance from Wazua colleagues who may also be suffering the same stress
Great day
Theoretically safe but nothing is really safe
Do your research and report here
pyrex, assurances from regulators are not worth the paper they are printed on. hela fund invests in high yielding fixed deposits with small banks. chances that gencap funds were invested in chase bank are 9/10. id advice you liquidate and transfer to another fund.
You are right...the money was invested with Chase the Bank
I too thought so...if you invest in money market, the fund always invest the money in high yielding FDR and TBills.
Now GenCap having a custodial account at Chase Bank means that they collect all the client money at put it at an account in Chase Bank, once the money is "big" enough to invest, they look for a bank offering the best rates on fixed deposits at that time...that bank could have easily been Chase Bank since I am told Chase was giving upwards of 13.5%, Imperial giving 13% while TBills was 9.5% and the tier 1 banks were averaging at 5%...so pole sana.
Portfolio: Sold
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