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Unit Trusts |
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| The best way to protect yourself against the ups and downs of the markets is to diversify risk across a range of investments. Unit Trusts provide you with the means to do just that |
| Unit Trusts (also called "Mutual Funds") pool your and other investors' money to form a large fund which is then invested in a portfolio of financial instruments such as equities, bonds and derivatives. These funds are professionally managed and have clear investment objectives ensuring your money earns healthy returns. Due to the diversified nature of their underlying investments, Unit Trusts provide a good medium to long-term investment option. |
| Key Benefits |
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| Can't I just build my own portfolio? Of course you can, but there are several reasons why this approach might not be suitable for you: Time, expense and scale. It takes considerable time and experience to select and track a large number of different investment vehicles on a regular basis - a task best left to a well-equipped and experienced professional management team. Besides, in your individual capacity, you may not be able to buy all the different types of securities you want. On the other hand, where your savings are pooled with others', the combined buying power enables you to gain access to a much wider range of investments and financial instruments which are otherwise out-of-reach to retail investors. |
| List of available funds sold at HSBC |
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1. Aberdeen Asset Management Co., Ltd.
2. Krungsri Asset Management Co., Ltd.
3. ING Funds (Thailand) Co., Ltd.
4. Kasikorn Asset Management Co., Ltd.
5. TMB Asset Management Co., Ltd.
6. UOB Asset Management (Thai) Co., Ltd.
7. SCB Asset Management Co., Ltd.
8. Krung Thai Asset Management Public Co., Ltd.
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