What are the geographical allocation of this Akru's highest portfolio? Does it has a heavy allocation (like more than 50%) to a certain country/sector/segment mkts?
What is the current year YTD performance of this highest risk portfolio?
Some don't like the biased n heavy allocation to a certain country/sector/segment even though it can managed to beat 90% of locally managed global unit trust funds in 2021.
Btw, I think alot of unit trust funds that focused heavily in US mkt would do well in 2021 also. What is the 2021 returns of that Akru's highest risk portfolio?

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At 57% us...
2021 MYR performance is 22.8%?
Global ut funds had broken that ROI for 2021.
Btw, any idea for the current 2022 YTD returns for akru portfolio 10?..
Global UT funds are bad YTD, just hope portfolio 10 can be different

Global UT funds BAD as i mentioned earlier on those listed earlier



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This post has been edited by gunavision: Mar 13 2022, 08:25 PM

Hi, may I know if you joined this investment thingy? If yes, is it leggit or a scam?

If you meant this....
CP Global Asset Management,...
According to their website,....

Registered Fund Management Company ("RFMC") and Exempt Financial Adviser regulated by the Monetary Authority of Singapore ("MAS")

https://cpglobal.com.sg/new-our-firm

Yes, it is legit. It has been around for some time since a few years back.

This is the MAS license info.

https://eservices.mas.gov.sg/fid/institutio...PRIVATE-LIMITED

My family members have been invested since inception ( almost 30 years )

Hmm... so lots of fortunes amassed, I guess?

Did you have a chance to speak to the fund managers themselves and have a glimpse of their strategies and holdings?

In any case, just make sure you don't put all your money/wealth in it.

They actually outperform the top investment fund in USA...

They also organise yearly client seminar where we could meet the find managers on their investment strategy with Q&A session ...

Nice.

Are the seminars held in KL or you fly to their head office in SG?

I joined d KL session

most hedge fund dont disclose their strategy. some times they will share their allocation but usually that it. they are not require to disclose this type of information unlike unit trust or etf

hasnt been any siminar since covid. the founder expanded into robo advisor in malaysia thru a subsidiary here.

What if you are a very big client (e.g. akin to a family office)? Still no special treatment?

probably if is really big, they will try to cater them better thru some private consultation. its not like they have that many layers also. so getting thru to the fund manager is not that difficult. jst see if he wan to layan u or not only. the amount u bring must be damn damn big i guess. hahaha.

I see. You sound like an insider in the fund management industry.

And no, I am not that rich. Just curious to learn more about the "dark" high finance world.

its not dark la. its jst for ppl with money to invest. actual "sophisticated" investor instead of the self declared one like in FSM or whatever...

coz for those type of ppl, a consistent return is better than beating the market performance. anyway the entry level isnt as much as one would think. a season investor in his 40's should easily have such amount to allocate some to such strategy

This post has been edited by WhitE LighteR: May 5 2022, 10:19 PM

Hi, would like to ask for sifus opinion.

A family member would like to apply for a long-term savings and investment plan (it's legit, 12m x 5y w/ 20 year maturity) in my name with payments fully made by them. It's a nice gesture, but since it's being made in my name I would like to know what is the worst case scenario that could happen?

e.g.
1) Payment is not made on time - any impact on my CCRIS?
2) Payment is not made on time - will I be hounded by payment reminders?
3) And anything else that could happen?

This post has been edited by SpringBreak2012: May 13 2022, 08:49 PM