Unit Trust Funds
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What is the main advantage of unit trust funds in terms of risk management?

  • Investment in a single stock
  • Investment in a single industry
  • Concentration of risk in a single asset class
  • Diversification of risk across various assets (correct)

What is the purpose of ASNB's fixed price policy?

  • To increase the unit price
  • To encourage short-term investment
  • To reduce market volatility and provide a stable investment environment (correct)
  • To discourage investment

What is the main goal of ASNB's investment strategies?

  • To maximize returns only
  • To minimize risk only
  • To achieve a balance between maximizing returns and minimizing risk (correct)
  • To increase the unit price

What is the purpose of ASNB's risk management policies?

<p>To identify and manage risks associated with investing in the unit trust funds (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the main benefit of professional management in unit trust funds?

<p>Expert investment decisions (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the purpose of ASNB's asset allocation strategy?

<p>To diversify investments across different asset classes (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the main investment objective of ASNB's unit trust funds?

<p>To achieve long-term capital growth and income generation (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the advantage of investing in unit trust funds?

<p>Convenience and ease of investment (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the unique feature of ASNB investment?

<p>Fixed unit price at RM1.00 per unit (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the range of stable returns provided by ASM 3?

<p>4% to 6% per annum (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the main difference between ASM 2 and ASB 3?

<p>Risk profile (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the minimum investment required for ASB 2?

<p>RM10,000 (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the key difference between ASNB and ASM?

<p>Unit price (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the investment objective of ASNB?

<p>Long-term capital appreciation (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which ASB fund distributes dividends annually?

<p>ASB 2 (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the risk profile of ASM compared to ASNB?

<p>Lower risk (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Study Notes

Unit Trust Funds

  • A type of investment vehicle that pools money from many investors to invest in a diversified portfolio of assets
  • Unit trust funds are managed by professional investment managers who invest the funds on behalf of the unit holders
  • Unit holders own units in the fund, which represent a proportionate share of the fund's assets
  • Benefits:
    • Diversification: spreads risk across various assets
    • Professional management: expert investment decisions
    • Convenience: easy to buy and sell units

Fixed Price Policy

  • ASNB fixed price policy means that the unit trust funds are priced at a fixed price, usually RM1.00 per unit
  • The fixed price policy allows investors to invest in the unit trust funds at a predictable and stable price
  • The fixed price policy is designed to:
    • Encourage long-term investment
    • Reduce market volatility
    • Provide a stable investment environment

Investment Strategies

  • ASNB's investment strategies are designed to achieve the investment objectives of the unit trust funds
  • Strategies include:
    • Equity investment: investing in stocks and shares
    • Fixed income investment: investing in bonds and other debt securities
    • Money market investment: investing in short-term debt securities
    • Asset allocation: diversifying investments across different asset classes
  • The investment strategies are designed to:
    • Maximize returns
    • Minimize risk
    • Maintain a stable investment portfolio

Risk Management

  • ASNB's risk management policies are designed to identify, assess, and manage risks associated with investing in the unit trust funds
  • Risk management strategies include:
    • Diversification: spreading risk across different asset classes
    • Asset allocation: diversifying investments across different asset classes
    • Hedging: reducing risk through the use of derivatives
    • Regular portfolio rebalancing: maintaining a stable investment portfolio
  • The risk management policies are designed to:
    • Minimize risk
    • Protect investors' capital
    • Maintain a stable investment environment

Investment Objectives

  • ASNB's investment objectives are designed to achieve the financial goals of the unit trust funds
  • Investment objectives include:
    • Long-term capital growth
    • Income generation
    • Capital preservation
    • Risk reduction
  • The investment objectives are designed to:
    • Meet the financial needs of investors
    • Provide a stable investment environment
    • Achieve the investment goals of the unit trust funds

Unit Trust Funds

  • Pool money from many investors to invest in a diversified portfolio of assets
  • Managed by professional investment managers who invest on behalf of unit holders
  • Unit holders own units in the fund, representing a proportionate share of assets
  • Benefits:
    • Diversification spreads risk across various assets
    • Professional management provides expert investment decisions
    • Convenience allows easy buying and selling of units

Fixed Price Policy

  • ASNB's fixed price policy sets unit trust funds at a fixed price, usually RM1.00 per unit
  • Predictable and stable price encourages long-term investment and reduces market volatility
  • Provides a stable investment environment

Investment Strategies

  • Designed to achieve investment objectives of unit trust funds
  • Strategies include:
    • Equity investment in stocks and shares
    • Fixed income investment in bonds and debt securities
    • Money market investment in short-term debt securities
    • Asset allocation across different asset classes
  • Aims to maximize returns, minimize risk, and maintain a stable portfolio

Risk Management

  • Identifies, assesses, and manages risks associated with unit trust funds
  • Strategies include:
    • Diversification across asset classes
    • Asset allocation across different asset classes
    • Hedging to reduce risk with derivatives
    • Regular portfolio rebalancing for stability
  • Aims to minimize risk, protect investors' capital, and maintain a stable environment

Investment Objectives

  • Designed to achieve financial goals of unit trust funds
  • Objectives include:
    • Long-term capital growth
    • Income generation
    • Capital preservation
    • Risk reduction
  • Aims to meet financial needs of investors, provide a stable environment, and achieve investment goals

ASNB (Amanah Saham Nasional Berhad)

  • ASNB fixed price is RM1.00 per unit, providing stability and transparency for investors.

ASM (Amanah Saham Malaysia)

ASM 3 Benefits

  • ASM 3 provides stable returns of 4% to 6% per annum.
  • ASM 3 has a low-risk investment profile, making it suitable for conservative investors.
  • ASM 3 units can be easily redeemed, providing liquidity.

ASM 2 Vs ASB 3

  • ASM 2 offers higher potential returns (5% to 7% per annum) but has a higher risk profile.
  • ASB 3 offers lower potential returns (4% to 6% per annum) but has a lower risk profile.

ASB 2 Features

  • The minimum investment for ASB 2 is RM10,000.
  • ASB 2 distributes dividends annually, providing a regular income stream for investors.
  • ASB 2 allows investors to switch between different ASB funds.

ASNB Vs ASM

  • ASNB is a fixed price investment, while ASM has a variable price.
  • ASNB focuses on long-term capital appreciation, while ASM aims to provide stable returns with low risk.
  • ASNB is generally considered higher risk, while ASM is lower risk.
  • ASNB is suitable for investors with a longer investment horizon, while ASM is suitable for investors seeking stable returns over a shorter period.

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A type of investment vehicle that pools money from many investors to invest in a diversified portfolio of assets. Benefits include diversification, professional management, and convenience.

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