personally i think you will be alright.
i agar agar think only....ASB+KGF+EISC is about 95% of your portfolio....
what are the chances of ALL of them (especially ASB) falls >15% and stayed there for > 12 months?
(you know how much this 15% losses be? OK for you?)
how long has this ASB fund been launched? based on Historically results not possible?..
if you think that there is a possibility,..then do plan for some contingency where you don't touch this monies..

heavy at ASB. i think your risk appetite not too high. below moderate i would say 

mine ..

ASB 20%
Msia 30%
Asia Ex Jap 30%
World 20%

suits me as a 88's babies 

I have not seen ASB's asset manifesto but my intuition is that it is mostly held in Bolehland large cap or index linked GLC companies  and perhaps some allocated into MGS and GLC corporate bond.

If that is true, then holding high % in ASB and KGF will not provide much diversification.

My take is divest KGF into Ponzi 2.0 while the rest remain status quo.

Ponzi 2.0 NAV above 0.3000:

0.3002 (as of March 2nd, 2015)

The first fund won't be a mistake.

The second fund will concentrate on developed markets

The third fund will have more diversified allocations throughout the whole globe. You may consider alternative like Aberdeen Islamic World Equity Fund.

RHB-OSK GEYF performance kinda dropped after RHB took over. I'd pick combo of CIMB Global Titans and Aberdeen Islamic World instead.

I use another link: http://www.manulife.com.my/fpulink/Pages/fundprices.aspx 

Stocks drop in value but Dollar rises.

A fund cannot rally, but the stocks that it invests in can.

U should say, let the market bull continue raging and Ringgit continue to fall

Maybe lessen some Malaysia exposure. Will be a bumpy ride for MY in coming months..