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Adjusted NAV

The Net Asset Value (NAV) of a unit is an important measure in finance that takes into account all changes resulting from dividend declarations, bonuses, and other factors. It assumes that any distributions made to investors are reinvested at the current NAV. This metric is used to determine the value of a unit and is crucial in measuring the performance of an investment.

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