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Gilt-edged unit trusts in Sri Lanka
Compare Sri Lankan gilt-edged unit trusts that focus on government securities. Track annualized returns, fund NAV, and YTD performance from the latest UTASL snapshot.
Gilt-edged funds primarily hold treasury bills and treasury bonds issued by the Government of Sri Lanka. They aim for steadier returns with sovereign exposure, but capital values still move with yield curves and policy-rate expectations.
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Frequently asked questions
What does "gilt-edged" mean for a Sri Lankan unit trust?
It means the fund is primarily invested in Sri Lankan government securities — treasury bills and treasury bonds. The portfolio is sovereign-rated, but unit NAVs still rise and fall with market yield changes.
Do gilt-edged unit trusts guarantee returns?
No. The underlying instruments are sovereign-backed, but the fund's NAV per unit moves with interest rates. A rising rate environment can pull capital values lower in the short run.
Who typically uses gilt-edged funds?
Investors who want sovereign credit exposure with daily liquidity, plus institutions parking near-cash for 6-18 months. Treat them as a middle ground between money market and longer income funds.
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Source: Unit Trust Association of Sri Lanka (UTASL) monthly performance reports. Figures are indicative and can contain extraction errors. TaprobaneFi is a research and education site — content on taprobanefi.com/unit-trust-analysis/gilt-edged-unit-trusts-sri-lanka is not personalised investment advice. Always verify with the asset manager before committing capital.