About the talk:

In this episode of Money Chat, our experts dive into the investment opportunities in equities and fixed income as we anticipate potential interest rate cuts. We explore which areas in the equity market, such as dividend strategies, income stocks, and REITs, could benefit the most. Additionally, we discuss strategies like investing in large-cap vs. small-cap stocks and identify specific sectors that may see enhanced returns. Our experts also provide valuable insights on where to invest within the fixed income space during this pivotal moment. Tune in to RHB Money Chat for expert guidance on navigating this changing economic landscape.

About the speaker:
Nova Lui
Head of Investors Advisory, RHB Bank

Tan Jee Toon, CFA
CEO, RHB Asset Management Singapore, CIO, Asia Pacific Equities & RHB Asset Management Singapore

Joseph Marguy
Managing Director, Portfolio Manager, Manulife Investment Management

Thierry Taglione, CAIA
Managing Director and Head of Fixed Income Business Development in Asia ex-Japan, AllianceBernstein L.P.
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The manager wishes to highlight the specific risks of the RHB Global Equity Premium Income Fund are Fund Management Risk, Liquidity Risk, Currency Risk, Country Risk, Interest Rate Risk, Suspension of Redemption Risk, and Distribution Out Of Capital Risk. The specific risks of the TA Total Return Income Fund are External Investment Manager’s Risk, Currency Risk, Liquidity Risk, Derivatives Risk, Counterparty Risk, Commodities Risk – Gold, Collective Investment Scheme Risk, Temporary Suspension of the Collective Investment Schemes Risk, Distribution Out of Capital Risk. The specific risks of the RHB Global Artificial Intelligence Fund are Management Risk, Liquidity Risk, Country Risk and Currency Risk. The specific risks of the RHB i-Sustainable Future Technology Fund are Technology-Related Companies Risk, Sustainability Risk, Smaller Companies Risk, Currency Risk, Country Risk, Concentration Risk, and Reclassification of Shariah Status Risk. The specific risks of the TA Global Technology Fund are Fund Management of the Target Fund Risk, Sector Investment Risk, Currency Risk, Counterparty Risk, Temporary Suspension of the Target Fund Risk, and Distribution out of Capital Risk. The specific risks of the RHB Thematic Growth Fund are Market Risk, Particular Securities Risk, Interest Rate Risk, and Credit/Default Risk. The specific risks of the Principal Islamic Small Cap Opportunities Fund are Stock specific risk, Risk associated with investment in Shariah-compliant warrants and/or Islamic options, Interest Rate Risk, Risk associated with investing in Islamic CIS, Country Risk, Currency Risk, and Credit/Default Risk. The specific risks of the Manulife Shariah Global REIT Fund are Manager’s Risk, Market Risk, Liquidity Risk, Loan or Financing Risk, Suspension/Deferment of Redemption Risk, Fund Manager Risk, Stock Specific Risk, Country Risk, Currency Risk, Risk Considerations for Investing in Islamic Hedging Instruments, Risk Associated with Investment in REITs, Reclassification of Shariah Status Risk and Taxation Risk/Withholding Tax Risk. The specific risks of the RHB American Income Fund are Country Risk—Emerging Markets, Liquidity Risk, Focused Portfolio Risk, Turnover Risk, Derivatives Risk, OTC Derivatives Counterparty Risk, Structured Instruments Risk, Fixed-Income Securities Risk—General, Fixed-Income Securities Risk—Lower-Rated and Unrated Instruments, Credit Risk—Sovereign Debt Obligations, Credit Risk—Corporate Debt Obligations. Stock Specific Risk, Credit and Default Risk, Interest Rate Risk, Warrants Investment Risk, Country Risk, Currency Risk, and Regulatory Risk. The specific risks of the RHB China Bond Fund are Fixed income transferable securities risk, Emerging market risk, Restrictions on foreign investments risk, Portfolio concentration, Bond downgrade risk, Sovereign debt risk, Distressed securities risk, Contingent convertible bond risk, Credit risk of issuers, Liquidity risk, Currency risk, Derivatives risk, Securities lending risk, Asset- backed securities risk, Mortgage-backed securities risk, and Bank Corporate Bonds “Bail-in” risk. The specific risks of the Maybank Malaysia Income-i Fund are Credit and Default Risk, Profit Rate Risk, Class Currency Risk, Country Risk, Shariah non-Compliance Risk, and Distribution out of Capital Risk.

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The benchmark of the Fund is IdealRatings Global REITs Islamic Select Malaysia Index and it is used as a reference for investment performance comparison purpose. The Fund is not sponsored, endorsed, sold or promoted by IdealRatings or any of its subsidiaries or affiliates (“IdealRatings”). IdealRatings make no representation or warranty, express or implied, to the Manager or any member of the public regarding the advisability of investing in securities generally or in the Fund particularly or the ability of IdealRatings Global REITs Islamic Select Malaysia Index (the “Index”) to track general market performance. IdealRatings’ only relationship to the Fund and the Manager is the licensing of the Index, which is determined, composed and calculated by IdealRatings or its licensors without regard to the Manager or the Fund. IdealRatings has no obligation to take the needs of the Manager or the owner of the Fund into consideration in connection with the foregoing. IdealRatings is not responsible for and has not participated in the determination of the timing of, prices at, or quantities of the Fund to be issued or in the determination or calculation of the equation by which the Fund is to be converted into cash. IdealRatings has no obligation or liability in connection with the administration, marketing or trading of the Fund.

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