About the speaker:
Nova Lui
Head of Investors Advisory, RHB Bank
Stephen Jue
Senior Portfolio Manager & Research Analyst, Voya Investment Management
Raymond Jing
Portfolio Manager, China AMC
Choo Swee Kee
CIO and Executive Director, TA Investment Management
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A Product Highlights Sheet (“PHS”) highlighting the key features and risks of the RHB i-Sustainable Future Technology Fund dated 30 May 2023, RHB Pacific Technology Fund dated 29 March 2021, RHB Manulife India Equity Fund dated 25 January 2022, Affin Hwang World Series – Global Healthscience Fund dated 3 April 2019, and AHAM Select Opportunity Fund dated 30 December 2022. (“Fund”) is available and investors have the right to request for a PHS.
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The Manager wishes to highlight the specific risks of the RHB i-Sustainable Future Technology Fund are Fund Management Risk, Redemption Risk, Loan/Financing Risk, Risk of non-compliance, Returns are not guaranteed risk, Risk of termination of the fund, Inflation Risk, Market Risk, Liquidity Risk, Islamic Financial Derivatives Risk, Shariah-Compliant Equity-Related Securities Risk, Profit Rate Risk, Default Rate & Credit Risk, Technology-related Companies Risk, Sustainability Risk, Smaller Companies Risk, Currency Risk, Country Risk, Concentration Risk, Reclassification of Shariah Status Risk. The specific risks of RHB Pacific Technology Fund are Investment Risk, Equity Risk, Technology Related Companies Risk, Emerging Markets Risk, Concentration Risk, Smaller Companies Risk, Currency Risk, Liquidity Risk, Risk Associated with High Volatility of the equity market in Pacific Region, Derivatives Risk, Political, Economic and Social Risk, Market Risk, Hedging Risk, Leverage Risk, Low Level of Monitoring Risk, Legal, Tax and Regulatory Risk, Valuation Risk, Custodial Risk, Counterparty Risk, People’s Republic of China Tax Risk Consideration, Early Termination Risk, Cross-class Liability Risk, China Market Risk, Risk associated with Foreign Shareholding Restriuctions on China A-Shares, Risk associated with Short Swing Profit Rule, Risk associated with China Connect, Risks associated with Investments in Stocks listed on the SME Board and/or the ChiNext Board of the SZSE and/or the Science and Technology Innovation Board of the SSE, Risks associated with the Equity-linked Notes and Participation Notes, Risks associated with Collateral Management and Re-investment of cash collateral, LIBOR Discontinuance or Unavailability Risk. The specific risks of the RHB Manulife India Equity Fund are Manager’s Risk, Market Risk, Liquidity Risk, Country Risk, Currency Risk, Small-Cap Risk, Natural Resources Sector Risk, Taxation Risks, Financial Derivative Instruments other than for Investment Purpose Risk, Foreign Exchange Risks, Liquidity and Volatility Risks, Emerging Markets Risks, Political and Regulatory Risks, Custodial, Clearance and Settlement Risk, Credit Downgrade Risk, Macroeconomic Risk Factors, Global Commodity Prices Risk, Oil Price Risks, Government Policy Risks, Risk of Price Controls, Risk of Stock Market Controls, Geopolitical Risks, Labour Market Risks, Environmental Regulation Risks and Swing Pricing Risk. The specific risks of Affin Hwang World Series – Global Healthscience Fund are Concentration Risk, Liquidity Risk, Country risk, Currency Risk, Regulatory Risk, Target Fund Manager risk. The specific risks of AHAM Select Opportunity Fund are Stock Specific Risk, Credit and Default Risk, Interest Rate Risk, Warrants Investment Risk, Country Risk, Currency Risk, Regulatory Risk and other general risks are elaborated in the Information Memorandum.
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