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Kasikorn Asset Management launches a new fund to buck the trend of global volatility. with 'K Fixed Date Asian Bond Fund 2022A (KAB22A)', a foreign debt instrument fund with a fixed maturity plan. that focuses on diversifying investment in debt instruments around the world, especially in the Asian region With the opportunity to receive returns every quarter, Chu Yield 2.40% - 3.00% per year, offered for sale once 16 - 22 Oct. Mr. Navin Inthasombat Chief Investment Officer (Deputy Managing Director) Foreign Investment Management Division), Kasikorn Asset Management Co., Ltd. (Kasikorn Asset Management Co., Ltd.) revealed that during a period of market volatility and the interest rate trend is down. Investing in foreign bond funds Considered an interesting investment risk diversification, Kasikorn Asset Management has opened the K Fixed Date Asian Bond 2022A (KAB22A) open-ended fund for sale between 16 - 22 October 2019, highlighting investment diversification.
Foreign debt instruments, especially in the Asian region With the opportunity Industry Email List to receive returns every quarter. Through the automatic buyback policy (Auto-Redemption) no more than 4 times a year. In addition, investors do not have to pay debt fund tax at the rate of 15% because the fund is an investment through a foreign master fund (Feeder Fund). Mr. Navin further said that the KAB22A fund Will invest through the master fund Invesco Asian Bond Fixed Maturity Fund 2022, Class A(USD)-MD1, which is managed by Invesco Hong Kong Limited, a global bond expert especially in the Asian region. and Emerging Markets, managing more than US$369 billion in debt securities. The main fund has a policy of diversifying its investments in approximately 50-120 debt instruments, emphasizing investing in debt instruments with investment grade credit ratings at least 70% of the portfolio and investing in debt instruments with Credit rating lower than investment grade (Non-Investment Grade) another no more than 30% of the portfolio, investing both in Asia and other regions. Through the Buy and Hold strategy for the opportunity to receive regular returns during investment, the KAB22A fund has a project life of 2 years and 6 months and aims for a return of approximately 2.40% - 3.00% per year.
"Kasikorn Asset Management Co., Ltd. Has a positive view of the foreign bond market, especially in the Asian region. This is because debt instruments in Asia still have strong fundamentals. Most companies in Asia tend to have high profit growth and it is expected that in 2020 Asian companies will have profit growth of approximately 14% per year, while companies around the world will have growth of 10% per year, together with investing in more than 80 debt instruments. Instruments in Asia will benefit greatly from low global interest rates. In addition, Asian debt instruments have a high level of solvency. From statistics going back 30 years, it is found that investment grade debt instruments have a very low average accumulated loss from debt defaults. However, it is still necessary to keep an eye on the issue of trade negotiations between the United States and China. Including international political risks that may affect the sentiments of foreign investors," Mr. Navin said. Mr. Navin added that the KAB22A fund is suitable for those who are interested in investing in fixed-term debt funds (Term Fund) but want the opportunity to receive higher returns. Ready to be able to take risks from diversifying investments in debt instruments around the world, especially in the Asian region.
Foreign debt instruments, especially in the Asian region With the opportunity Industry Email List to receive returns every quarter. Through the automatic buyback policy (Auto-Redemption) no more than 4 times a year. In addition, investors do not have to pay debt fund tax at the rate of 15% because the fund is an investment through a foreign master fund (Feeder Fund). Mr. Navin further said that the KAB22A fund Will invest through the master fund Invesco Asian Bond Fixed Maturity Fund 2022, Class A(USD)-MD1, which is managed by Invesco Hong Kong Limited, a global bond expert especially in the Asian region. and Emerging Markets, managing more than US$369 billion in debt securities. The main fund has a policy of diversifying its investments in approximately 50-120 debt instruments, emphasizing investing in debt instruments with investment grade credit ratings at least 70% of the portfolio and investing in debt instruments with Credit rating lower than investment grade (Non-Investment Grade) another no more than 30% of the portfolio, investing both in Asia and other regions. Through the Buy and Hold strategy for the opportunity to receive regular returns during investment, the KAB22A fund has a project life of 2 years and 6 months and aims for a return of approximately 2.40% - 3.00% per year.
"Kasikorn Asset Management Co., Ltd. Has a positive view of the foreign bond market, especially in the Asian region. This is because debt instruments in Asia still have strong fundamentals. Most companies in Asia tend to have high profit growth and it is expected that in 2020 Asian companies will have profit growth of approximately 14% per year, while companies around the world will have growth of 10% per year, together with investing in more than 80 debt instruments. Instruments in Asia will benefit greatly from low global interest rates. In addition, Asian debt instruments have a high level of solvency. From statistics going back 30 years, it is found that investment grade debt instruments have a very low average accumulated loss from debt defaults. However, it is still necessary to keep an eye on the issue of trade negotiations between the United States and China. Including international political risks that may affect the sentiments of foreign investors," Mr. Navin said. Mr. Navin added that the KAB22A fund is suitable for those who are interested in investing in fixed-term debt funds (Term Fund) but want the opportunity to receive higher returns. Ready to be able to take risks from diversifying investments in debt instruments around the world, especially in the Asian region.