HwangDBS launches first corporate feeder fund
The HwangDBS Steady Income Fund will allocate 70% of its assets to the AMP Capital Structured High Yield Fund.
HwangDBS Investment Management in Malaysia has launched the latest addition to its institutional suite of products and its first corporate feeder fund, the HwangDBS Steady Income Fund.
Teng Chee Wai, CEO at HwangDBS Investment Management, says the fund house is aiming to ramp up its institutional business and one way of doing that is offering innovative solutions to investorsÆ needs.
ôKeeping ahead in todayÆs challenging market environment calls for constant innovation,ö says Teng.
Institutions and corporations are drawn to unit trust-based cash management products that can enable them to optimise their returns on cash by outperforming returns on existing deposit products, Teng says.
The HwangDBS Steady Income Fund offers investors a low correlation to other asset classes such as publicly traded equities and bonds through subscription in one of the class units of an Australia-registered managed investment scheme, the AMP Capital Structured High Yield Fund.
The AMP fund is made up of a diversified portfolio of high-yielding private debt assets issued by mature global companies in stable infrastructure sectors like utilities and industrial logistics. It also invests in senior debt assets and hybrid securities and employs a hold-to-maturity investment style. These features afford a high level of stability and reliability in terms of income yield as returns are not hinged on equity market movements, according to HwangDBS.
The HwangDBS Steady Income Fund seeks to allocate 70% of its net asset value into the AMP fund and the remaining 30% is targeted to be invested in domestic cash and money market instruments.
The AMP fund is managed by Sydney-based AMP Capital Investors, with A$101 billion in assets under management.
The HwangDBS Steady Income Fund is targeted primarily at institutional investors and high-net-worth individuals with a medium risk tolerance. The minimal investment for the fund is RM30,000. The fund is a wholesale feeder fund that aims to provide investors with regular and steady income distribution over the long-term. It has an approved fund size of 600 million units valued at RM300 million.
HwangDBS Investment Management was set up in September 2001. Shareholders of HwangDBS IM are Hwang-DBS (Malaysia) Berhad (53%), DBS Asset Management (30% û a wholly owned subsidiary of DBS Bank), and YAM Tunku DatoÆ Seri Nadzaruddin Ibni Tuanku JaÆafar (17%).
Teng Chee Wai, CEO at HwangDBS Investment Management, says the fund house is aiming to ramp up its institutional business and one way of doing that is offering innovative solutions to investorsÆ needs.
ôKeeping ahead in todayÆs challenging market environment calls for constant innovation,ö says Teng.
Institutions and corporations are drawn to unit trust-based cash management products that can enable them to optimise their returns on cash by outperforming returns on existing deposit products, Teng says.
The HwangDBS Steady Income Fund offers investors a low correlation to other asset classes such as publicly traded equities and bonds through subscription in one of the class units of an Australia-registered managed investment scheme, the AMP Capital Structured High Yield Fund.
The AMP fund is made up of a diversified portfolio of high-yielding private debt assets issued by mature global companies in stable infrastructure sectors like utilities and industrial logistics. It also invests in senior debt assets and hybrid securities and employs a hold-to-maturity investment style. These features afford a high level of stability and reliability in terms of income yield as returns are not hinged on equity market movements, according to HwangDBS.
The HwangDBS Steady Income Fund seeks to allocate 70% of its net asset value into the AMP fund and the remaining 30% is targeted to be invested in domestic cash and money market instruments.
The AMP fund is managed by Sydney-based AMP Capital Investors, with A$101 billion in assets under management.
The HwangDBS Steady Income Fund is targeted primarily at institutional investors and high-net-worth individuals with a medium risk tolerance. The minimal investment for the fund is RM30,000. The fund is a wholesale feeder fund that aims to provide investors with regular and steady income distribution over the long-term. It has an approved fund size of 600 million units valued at RM300 million.
HwangDBS Investment Management was set up in September 2001. Shareholders of HwangDBS IM are Hwang-DBS (Malaysia) Berhad (53%), DBS Asset Management (30% û a wholly owned subsidiary of DBS Bank), and YAM Tunku DatoÆ Seri Nadzaruddin Ibni Tuanku JaÆafar (17%).
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