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Aurum is a community platform sharing members' own experience — not a solicitation, promotion or recommendation of any fund. Figures shown are gross yields (before management fees). The fund's daily NAV/distributions are net of the daily-accrued management fee (Ringgit Income 0.40%, MYR Liquid 0.25% p.a.), so gross = the NAV/distribution-derived net yield with that fee added back. Halogen has waived the USD Yield Fund's management fee (0.80% p.a.) from 7 July 2026 until further notice, and has rebated every fee charged from the fund's launch to 6 July 2026. That fund's NAV is therefore already gross from 7 July 2026 and no fee is added back for those days; windows reaching further back add back only the 0.80% charged on the days it applied. The rebate was paid into NAV as a one-off credit on 15 July 2026 — it is a non-recurring, one-time refund rather than investment return, so it is excluded from the APR and return figures shown here (annualising it would project a lump sum forward as ongoing yield); the NAV per unit shown is the fund's actual published NAV and does include it. Each fund's APR is annualised over the selected window — a preset trailing period (default 30 days) or a custom From/To date range — on a simple, 365-day basis, sourced live from Halogen's public API. For the USD Yield and Ringgit Income funds it is derived from the change in NAV per unit over the period (the window start is capped at the fund's launch — the first day NAV moved above par — so a newly launched fund measures from launch instead, and "Max" means since launch). The MYR Liquid Fund is a daily-distribution fund whose NAV stays at 1.0000, so its APR is the sum of daily distributions per unit over the period, annualised the same way. Returns are not guaranteed and past performance is no indicator of future results — this is not financial advice or an offer to invest. Refer to Halogen's official fund documents.