Bankinter's digital investment manager, Popcoin, has cumulative returns on fund portfolios of up to 15.7% during the first half of the year
The best performing have been the "Aggressive Domestic" and the "Aggressive Indexed", which have a greater exposure to equities.
The recently launched sustainable portfolios achieve a yield of up to 7.8% this year.
Bankinter's digital investment manager, Popcoin, closed June with a good overall performance in its fund portfolios. In the first half accumulated, the returns reached 15.67%, as shown by the active management portfolio "domestic aggressive", chosen by investors with the greatest appetite for equities within the Eurozone markets.
The second highest performing portfolio between January and June is the "indexed aggressive", with 13.18%. Indexed portfolios are comprised of funds that track equity and fixed income indices, globally.
Following this indexed portfolio, with the third highest profitability is the "domestic dynamics", which is actively managed, with a somewhat less significant portion in equities and also with limited investment within the Euro zone.
With respect to the actively managed funds generally, all have positive returns and the majority have exceeded the returns obtained for all of 2020.
The index portfolios also performed well, with returns of up to 13.2%. The only exception is the defensive portfolio, which was impacted by a lack of exposure to equities and the poor performance of fixed income.
The progress of the sustainable portfolios that Bankinter's Analysis and Markets Department began preparing last February, offered on Popcoin since April, is also notable. These returned between 3.82% and 7.77%.
Popcoin is the first roboadvisor launched by a bank in 2018. Bankinter's Analysis and Markets Department, with more than a decade of experience in portfolio composition, selects the funds included in each Popcoin offering. Periodically and, in any case as required by market events, the Analysis and Markets Department reviews and modifies the composition of each portfolio as appropriate.