The only 2 counters in the Kenyan bourse that Databank of Ghana picked are


Equity Banking
Williamson Tea Agroprocessing.


I hope they are seing what am not seing. If it were me I would have subsituted Williamson tea with the likes of Jubilee, Nation Media, Bamburi

Is that right, I did not notice they have KK in their portfolio.

On the whole those chaps are doing a good job, they might not be 100% perfect, I give them 75%.
It is the only indegenous sub-saharan mutual fund that invest across african markets with salutary results over the years.
There was a year they returned 100% to EPACK shareholders , I think 2004. They are edging close to that this year.
I joined them in 2006.

@Young the Nigerian Chief

The chaps www.databankgroup.com
are extremely good. They celebrated 25 years recently.

Of recent MFUND is the best with circa 24% returns on treasury bill and bearing in mind our currency (Ghana Cedi) has been fairly stable at circa 3.85 per USD quite unlike your unstable NIGERIAN NAIRA.

EPACK has been underperforming and this is obvious, poor returns from African stock markets in the past year or so.

For now in Ghana there is no good rival to Databank except ponzi schemes (of course ).

For 2016 EPACK and invariably Ghana and African stocks are not very promising. For example 2016 precisely Nov is election year here in Ghana. August 2017 is election year in Kenya.
The return from these countries will not be very promising.

But databank in their website has warned that investors in EPACK should look at long term Horizon (5 years) while MFUND (Money market) is for short term (3 to 12 months) and BFUND for medium term (3 to 4 years).

DATABANK GHANA 2015 ANNUAL REPORT


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