Published on: 2026-10-09
Source: Moscow Exchange –
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On October 9, 2026, the Moscow Exchange began trading shares of four exchange-traded mutual funds (ETMFs) managed by the asset management company “VIM Investments.”
Thus, shares of the following BPIFs have become available on the Moscow Exchange stock market:
- “VIM — Currency Bonds” (WUSD) on government and corporate bonds denominated in foreign currencies. The fund tracks the Moscow Exchange Index of Russian bonds denominated in foreign currency (RUEU10).
- “VIM — Floating Coupon Bonds” (WFLO) on government and corporate bonds with a floating coupon. The fund tracks the Moscow Exchange Floating Coupon Bonds Index (RUFLBITR), reflecting the dynamics of the OFZ-PK market and corporate bonds with floating coupon income.
- “VIM – OFZ” (WOFZ) on government bonds. The fund follows the Moscow Exchange Government Bonds Index (RGBITR), which reflects the dynamics of federal loan bonds with a duration of more than one year.
- “VIM – Eternal Portfolio” (WFUT) is an actively managed fund investing in bonds denominated in rubles and foreign currencies, stocks, and gold.
Shares of the new BPIF under the management of the asset management company “VIM Investments” are available on the main and evening sessions of the Moscow Exchange stock market, including to non-qualified investors. Transactions with shares are carried out in Russian rubles.
Shares of 243 mutual investment funds from 45 management companies, including shares of 113 exchange-traded funds, are available on the Moscow Exchange stock market. The funds’ assets can be invested in stocks, bonds, gold, money market instruments, commodity assets, and derivatives on all types of assets. The mutual investment funds whose shares are available on the Moscow Exchange can be compared in the mutual fund showcase in the “Collective Investments” section.
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