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INVESTMENT IN UNIT TRUST :

1 - GET HIGHER INTEREST

2 - AMOUNT :-
( MINIMUM - USD 1 MILLION )
( MAXIMUM - NO LIMITS )

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CALL : 6 016 - 6399 746 (FAST RESPOND)
EMAIL : [email protected]
LOCATION : KUALA LUMPUR ,MALAYSIA



Why Invest in Unit Trust?

Professional Investment Management
The fund managers who take care of your unit trust funds have access to
information and statistics from leading economists and analysts.
Consequently, they are in a better position than individual investors to
identify opportunities for your investment to grow.

Diversification
Unit trusts allow you to broaden your portfolio. With your nest-egg
spread across a basket of securities, your overall investment risks are
reduced.

Liquidity
An investor can sell his units, wholly or partially, at the following
trading day's unit buying price. Units have a high liquidity, that is,
they can be readily converted into cash.

Ease of Transactions
Unit trusts provide investors with a simpler, more convenient and less
time-consuming method of investing in securities. The paperwork that
comes with managing your own portfolio of shares and bonds are handled by
the fund manager.

Security
The interests of unitholders are protected by the appointment of an
independent trustee to hold the fund's assets on behalf of the
unitholders. The trustee will also ensure that the fund manager will always manage
the fund in accordance to the Deed of the fund and the Guidelines
issued by the Securities Commission.

Affordable and Flexible
The minimum initial investment amount is low as compared to investment
in shares and/ or bonds. Furthermore, additional investment can be made
in even smaller amounts than the minimum investment amount.
Potential Risks of Investing in Unit Trust

Market Risks
As unit trust funds generally invest in listed securities, they may be
susceptible to fluctuations in the performance of the stock market.
Changes in the economic, political and sosiological environment will
affect the stock market and changes in the share prices will then affect the
price of the unit.

Specific Risks
Risk that are specific to individual companies or shares that a unit
trust fund may have invested in rather than the market in general.

Fund Management Risks
The selection of the securities which make up the assets of the unit
trust fund is a subjective process and hence, securities selected by the
manager may perform better or worse than the overall market, or as
compared to other unit trust funds.

Management Company Risks
This risk refers to the possibility that the manager may not adhere to
the investment guidelines or restrictions of a unit trust fund. Poor
management of the investments of the unit trust fund may jeopardise the
investment of the unitholders.

Credit/Default Risk
Fixed income instruments such as bonds, term deposits and debentures
constitute credit risk if the institution invested in is not able to make
the required interest payments or repayment of principal.

Interest Rate Risk
The interest rate risk is particularly significant in bond funds as the
investments made by the bond funds generally depend on forecasting
movements of the interest rate. Prices of the bonds generally move
inversely to the interest rate which means that as interest rate rise, prices
of bond will decline and vice-versa.

Liquidity Risk
This refers to the fund's ability to quickly and easily trade, at a
reasonable price into and out of positions. The bond and/or private debt
securities market is not as liquid as the equity market.

Inflation Risk
This risk refers to the risk that the value of the unit trust
investment may be eroded if inflation is constantly higher than the rate of
returns on investments.

Financing Risk
This risk occurs when investors take a loan to finance their purchase
of units of a unit trust fund. In the event that the value of their
investments drop to a certain level, the financier may require additional
collateral and the investor may be unable to meet the requirement.
Regulation of Unit Trusts
Only unit trust schemes which are approved may be offered for sale to
the Malaysian public. Such schemes must comply with requirements of the
Securities Commission Act 1993 and are primarily regulated by the
Securities Commission.
CALL : 6 016 - 6399 746 (FAST RESPOND)
EMAIL : [email protected]
LOCATION : KUALA LUMPUR ,MALAYSIA