What do five-year annualised returns show for AmPRS–Islamic Equity and Balanced funds?

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Five-Year Annualised Returns for AmPRS–Islamic Equity and Balanced Funds

Over the five-year period ending February 10, 2021, the AmPRS–Islamic Equity Fund demonstrated an annualised total return of approximately 11 per cent. Concurrently, the AmPRS-Islamic Balanced Fund posted an annualised total return of around nine per cent during the same five-year timeframe.
AmPRS–Islamic Equity Fund Performance

The AmPRS–Islamic Equity Fund achieved an annualised total return of roughly 11 per cent over the five years leading up to February 10, 2021. This fund also delivered a total return of approximately 33 per cent for the single year ending on that date, accompanied by a 10 sen income distribution, equating to a 12 per cent yield for that year.
AmPRS-Islamic Balanced Fund Performance

For the five-year period concluding on February 10, 2021, the AmPRS-Islamic Balanced Fund registered an annualised total return of approximately nine per cent. In the preceding twelve months, this fund generated a total return of 22 per cent and distributed six sen in income, which represented an eight per cent yield for that year.
Broader Fund Returns

Beyond these two specific funds, other AmPRS funds also reported their five-year annualised returns as of February 10, 2021. The AmPRS–Asia Pacific REITs fund returned six per cent annually, the AmPRS–Dynamic Sukuk fund achieved five per cent annually, and the AmPRS–Conservative Fund also posted a five per cent annualised return over the same five-year duration.

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