LINX CAPITAL

LINX Capital was incorporated in June of 2012 and is a fully registered investment advisory firm under the Securities Industry Law PNDCL 333 and licensed by the Securities and Exchange Commission to carry out business as an Investment Advisor  and Fund Manager.

LINX Capital takes an active approach by investing primarily in a diversified portfolio in money and capital market securities such as government securities, corporate bonds, other fixed income securities and collective investment schemes. LINX Capital also engages in financial and corporate advising services.

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Linx Capital Limited is licensed by the Securities and Exchange Commission of Ghana as a Fund Manager

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OUR CORE SERVICES

Fund Management Services

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LINX Capital’s fund management arm has a diversified investment portfolio which utilizes the Government of Ghana’s Bills and Notes, Stocks, Bonds, Commercial Paper, Promissory Note, and other productive investments.   ... read more

Corporate Finance And Advisory Services

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LINX Capital has put together an expert Advisory team which sets itself apart through professional expertise and client sensitive approach to business solution. LINX Capital assists its clients in developing ...read more

Research and Analysis

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Research and Analysis is an integral part of LINX Capital’s overall fund management process and stock market operation. The Company’s research covers the Economy, the investment environment, the Ghana Stock ... read more

 

OUR COMMITMENT

  • Maintain the threshold standards for value.
  • Encourage initiative and creativity.
  • Provide a superior level of client service.

 

 

LINX Capital`s management philosophy are based on sound and prudent business management practices, backed by a commitment to innovation, integration and provision of excellent products and services based on a value enhancing approach.

We maintain a clear strategic focus in managing financial assets, focusing on fundamental principles- with knowledge that success is achieved through a shared vision with our clients.

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Our Key Objectives of Investment

SAFETY

Safety of principal is the foremost objective of making investment. Investments are undertaken in a manner that seeks to ensure the preservation of capital in the the overall portfolio.

LINX Capital minimizes credit risk, which is the risk of loss due to the failure of the security issuer or backer to make payment of interest or principal in a timely manner.

 

LIQUIDITY

The investment portfolio remains sufficiently liquid to meet all operating requirements that may be reasonably anticipated. LINX Capital accomplished it by structuring the portfolio so that securities mature concurrent with cash needs to meet anticipated investments withdrawals.

YIELD

The investment portfolio is designed with the objective of attaining a market rate of return throughout budgetary and economic cycles, taking into account the investment risk constraints and liquidity needs

T-BILLS RATE

91 Day Bill 182 Day Bill 364 Day Bill
29.9688% 32.1489% 33.7000%

Current Monetary Policy Rate

30.00 %

Current inflation rate

38.1 %

NEWS

Fuel price hikes keep inflation high at 29.8% in July.
Discussing the central bank’s policy response to recent incessant inflation, Director of Research at the Institute of Economic Affairs (IEA), Dr. John Kwakye, while acknowledging that the Inflation Targetting approach could help mitigate the second-round inflation occasioned by erratic price shocks from supply side components – food, exchange rate and fuel – highlighted that it is counter-intuitive to expect the limited scope of the BoG’s sphere of operation to significantly rein-in inflation. The economist made this point during a round-table discussion organized by the IEA on the theme ‘Rethinking Inflation Management in Ghana in the Wake of COVID-19 and the Russia-Ukraine War’. Dr. Kwakye reiterated that the peculiar, cyclical nature of Ghana’s inflation requires concerted efforts by both the BoG and central government to address it, adding that the latter “must take overall responsibility for the inflation crisis”.

Fuel price hikes keep inflation high at 29.8% in June
The general prices of goods and services, measured by consumer inflation, have climbed to their highest level in 18 years – hitting 29.8 percent in June – data released by the Ghana Statistical Service (GSS) have shown. This represents a 2.2 percentage point increase from the 27.6% recorded in May. The main driver of June’s inflation was the usual suspect, fuel prices – which saw the inflation rate of transport shoot up by 41 percent compared to 22 percent recorded in the previous month.

New GH¢2bn cedi-denominated debt to be issued in Q3
The Treasury plans to issue fresh cedi-denominated debts of GH¢1.95billion during this quarter – July to September 2022 – to meet government’s financing requirements, according to the issuance calendar from the Ministry of Finance. This forms part of the gross issuance targetted amount of GH¢23billon for the period, of which about GHȼ21.12billion is to roll-over maturities. Per this calendar, the issuance will be made through debt instruments including the 91-day and 182-day bills, which will be issued weekly; the 364-day bill will be issued bi-weekly, also through the primary auction, with settlement being the transaction date plus one working day.



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