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Tuesday, February 27, 2007

What does it mean to me as an investor when public mutual offers 1% free units

Well if you as an investor invest RM50,000 and the current selling price of the fund is 25 cent per unit. What you will get is:



RM 50,000 ÷ RM0.25 = 200,000 units
1 % Free units = 2,000 units

Total units that you as an investor will get is 202,000 units. The total cost of your investment will go down to:

RM 50,000 ÷ 202, 000 = 0.2475 cents per unit

So those who take this opportunities to invest will reap attractive capital gains on his "enlarged" unit holdings when there is a market upturn.

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Monday, February 26, 2007

Three Big Events Coming Up!

6th CAREER AND TRAINING FAIR 2007

Venue: Mid Valley Exhibition Centre
Date : 6th - 8th April 2007, Fri - Sun
Operating Hours : 10.00am - 8.00pm

Malaysia's No. 1 career and training exhibition is into it's 6th year - with over 200 booths in Kuala Lumpur’s premier exhibition venue, the Mid Valley Exhibition Centre. Since 2002, this annual event has attracted over 180,000 fresh graduates, managers and professionals, filling up thousands vacancies ranging from top managerial to entry-level positions.

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4th Malaysia International Halal Showcase (MIHAS)
Venue : Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre, KLCC, Malaysia
Date : 9th May to 13th May 2007
Operating Hours : 10.00am - 7.00pm

MIHAS 2007 is a platform to further promote local halal products and penetrate the international market.MIHAS, which made its debut in 2004, has become an iconic brand name in the halal industry and is seen as an effective gateway especially to the global Muslim market. Last year, MIHAS attracted 27,523 visitors to its 505 booths. Forty per cent of its visitors were from the trade sector representing 60 countries.It is expected that MIHAS 2007 showcase will see a 25 per cent increase in the number of visitors especially so when both events are held back to back and at the same venue.

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International Islamic Fair 2007
Venue : Putra World Trade Centre, PWTC, Kuala Lumpur
Date : 27th - 29th July 2007, Fri - Sun

It is organised by SABA Islamic Media, with IFFM as the event organiser, and Islamic Information & Services Foundation (IIS) as a co-organiser, with kind cooperation of other Malaysian NGOs and support from relevant government bodies. Given the potentially attractive line up of exhibitors representing a wide range of business activities from all over the Islamic world, the Fair promises to be an annual Islamic event of choice.

Wide ranging products, services and activities await visitors - from books, children edutainment products, clothing and decorative items to Islamic banking and insurance, franchising, talks, conference, symposium and even charity performances.

Tuesday, February 13, 2007

More Local offerings poised for launch this year

Unit trust have over the years proven their ability to give better returns compared with other instruments, and at relatively lower risks.

A report by Standard & Poor’s Fund Services, dated January 23 2007, indicates that the average return on equity funds last year was 24.88 per cent, followed by asset allocation category of 17.74 per cent.

The Kuala Lumpur Composite Index (KLCI) in comparison delivered lower but still solid 21.8 per cent return in 2006.

The above clearly demonstrates that unit trusts do deliver respectable returns. Of course, this is buoyed by the good performance of the local stock market in the later part of last year.” Federation of Malaysian Unit Trust Managers president Datuk Tunku Ya’acob Tunku Abdullah said.

The trend pursued by mutual fund companies since last year has been offshore-based funds, and this year alone four have launched such funds

The reason why these foreign funds sold like hot cakes was the poor performance of the local equity market, MAAKL Mutual Bhd chief executive officer and executive director Wong Boon Choy said.

But today, the tables have turned. The KLCI is shooting its way towards the 1,200-level and analysts remain bullish about the market.

In fact for 2006, MAAKL’s local equity funds outperformed the offshore funds, Wong said.

“Take, for example, the one-year period ended December 29 2006: the average total return of the local Equity Growth category was 25.87 percent versus the Equity Asia Pacific Ex-Japan category’s average total return of 22.78 percent,” he noted.

Fund companies unanimously agree that more local unit trust funds will be introduced this year to build up foreign investment capacity, pointing out that most of the 30 per cent of the foreign capacity is used up.

“We intend to launch local funds as the demand is always there. This is in readiness to build up our fund size for future foreign fund launches,” OSK-OUB Unit Trust Management Bhd chief executive officer Ho Seng Yee said.

And build it will. Even as competition increases and margins start to get squeezed, mutual houses have set ambitious targets for their fund sizes.

OSK-UOB plans to increase its fund size to RM3.5 billion this year from RM2.4 billion; MAAKL intends to launch between four and five funds this year to boost its fund size to RM1.5 billion; while RHB Unit Trust Management is working towards a RM1 billion target.

Source: New Straits Time, 6 Feb. 2007

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