This fund allows you to capitalise on Asian companies that demonstrate strong secular growth trends, reflecting the rich investment opportunities in the Asian region. It also provides stability to your portfolio by investing in high quality debt securities that takes advantage of investment opportunities in interest rate and currency trends of the global bond markets.
The HSBC-Link Asia Balanced Fund invests primarily 70% into the Legg Mason Asian Enterprise Trust and 30% into the Legg Mason Global Bond Trust.
The fund is suitable for investors who are looking for potential growth opportunities from top Asian companies and are willing to take moderate volatility to achieve capital growth over the medium to longer term.
This is an insurance-linked policy fund and can be invested only through our Growth Cultivator, a single premium investment-linked plan.
In the event of death, your loved ones will receive a minimum death benefit regardless of the value of the fund. This benefit is not embedded within the fund but is provided for when you select any of our investment-linked plans.
You can have unlimited switches between funds within the funds offered under Growth Cultivator. This is to ensure your portfolio objective is aligned with your investment objective, which may change along the way.
Under the current Singapore tax laws, proceeds of a personal life insurance policy are not subjected to income tax.
HSBC-Link Asia Balanced Fund can be invested using Cash or SRS. You can start with as little as single premium of S$5,000. You can even top-up your investment over time. Speak to our financial planner or appointed distributor to find out more about the fund.
Call us on (65) 6225 6111 for more information!
| Fund details | |
| Investment Objective The objective of HSBC-Link Asia Balanced Fund is to achieve capital growth over the medium to longer term by investing primarily 70% of the portfolio asset value in Asian equities and 30% in high quality debt securities of major bond markets. |
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| Launched By | HSBC Insurance (Singapore) Pte. Limited |
| Launched On | 01 November 2007 |
| Fund manager | Legg Mason Asset Management Singapore Pte. Limited * |
| Benchmark | Composite of 70% MSCI AC Asia ex Japan and 30% Citigroup World Government Bond ex Japan Index. # |
| Currency Base | Singapore Dollar |
| Investment-Linked Plans Available |
• Growth Cultivator • Growth Manager • Life Manager Plus • Asset Manager II |
| Fund Valuation | Daily (except weekends and public holidays) |
| Prices Published In | • The Straits Times • The Business Times • Latest Fund Prices |
| Unit Allocation / Surrender Pricing Basis | "Next Determined" Unit Price |
| Fund Switch | Unlimited free switches between 4 funds offered through HSBC's Growth Cultivator single premium investment-linked plan. |
| Charges | |
| Bid / Offer Spread+ | 5% |
| Management Fee (p.a) | 1.5% |
Note:
* Legg Mason Asset Management Singapore Pte. Limited is formerly known as Legg Mason International Equities (Singapore) Pte Ltd
# With effect from 1 February 2010, the benchmark of the fund has been changed from composite of 70% MSCI AC Far East ex Japan and 30% Citigroup World Government Bond ex Japan Index to composite of 70% MSCI AC Asia ex Japan and 30% Citigroup World Government Bond ex Japan Index.
+ For all Single Premium (Asset Manager series) and Recurring Single Premium (Accumulation Manager) investment-linked insurance products, bonus units of 2.11% will be given. Net sales charge of 3% applies.
Investor should note that there is no guarantee on the capital and
returns. The actual returns depend on the actual performance of the
underlying investments.
The past performance of the fund manager is not necessarily indicative
of its future performance.
Investor should read the latest fund fact sheet, fund manager's report,
fund summaries, product highlights sheets and product summary on investment-linked
plans for details before deciding to invest.
This information is subject to change.
This information is not to be regarded as an invitation or recommendation
by us to buy the fund. You should seek advice from a qualified adviser.