To determine the valuation of financial instruments of the Individual Portfolio, quotations provided by Reuters and Bloomberg information systems are used.
Financial instruments, which are liquid but for which quotations with the help of Reuters and Bloomberg information systems cannot be received, can be evaluated by using quotations provided by contractors of the Manager or other participants of the financial market.
Non-liquid financial instruments, for which real quotations cannot be received with Reuters and Bloomberg or other information systems, are evaluated with a zero value.
Financial instruments, for which quotations are available in the Reuters and Bloomberg information systems, can be evaluated with a zero value, if in the process of a trading session or negotiations with contractors it is established that the completion of the transaction is impossible at this moment.
Financial instruments, for which real quotations are available in the Bloomberg information system, are evaluated according to the value provided in this system. The exception is cases when the value presented by the Reuters information system is more relevant to the value provided by the contractors, as well as when technical failures take place in the Manager’s system or the Bloomberg information system.
The market value of financial instruments of the Individual Portfolio is determined on a daily basis. Initially, financial instruments of the Individual Portfolio are accounted according to their acquisition costs with account of the expenses involved in the acquisition.
Debt securities and money market instruments are evaluated according to the purchase price (Bid). If such a price is unavailable, then according to the last transaction price (Trade) or the average price (Mid).
If income from debt securities and money market instruments is paid in the form of a coupon, the coupon or the accumulated interest are added to the price in the amount which corresponds to the period from the moment of the coupon calculation date to the payment date.
Term deposits are evaluated according to the main investment amount with account of the accumulated interest.
Capital securities are evaluated according to the purchase price (Bid). If such a price is unavailable, then according to the last transaction price (Trade) or the average price (Mid).
Shares of investment funds are evaluated according to the price of the last purchase of the shares available as of the evaluation date.
Derivative financial instruments traded on regulated markets are evaluated according to the last transaction price (Trade) or the average price (Mid).