CMF is a place where you can park your money for short term and earn 3.2x%pa. I use eGIA-i to park my money as it earned 3.55%. Extra 0.3%pa over CMF.

If you can't find it in these platform, chances that they are not offering this fund to their clients

Note that not all platform will provide the funds from all fund houses, some funds may have exclusive deals.

If it's just a general question, I am pretty sure is not hard to google around and get the answer.

As always, there are a tons of information on each platform's plus google, it only takes about 5 minutes to simply google the fund name and search potential providers that provide the funds.

IF something is a general question, may be sifu here will let them find the answer their own if the answer is not hard to find around.

If is something very specific that no sifu know the answer, is time to do your part to contribute to this forum to let those in future who have similar question able to find that info too

But if you prefer to be spoon feed, a simple google search suggest that this fund was offered by hsbc, if you are interested, may be give them a call to enquire more

According to their latest annual report as of 31st July 2016 if you google about this fund, this is a feeder fund which the mother fund is HSBC Global Investment Funds - BRIC Equity.

YOu can read about the latest fund fact sheet about the mother fund HSBC Global Investment Funds - BRIC Equity FFS @ November 2016

There is also only 2 investors invested into AmAdvantage BRIC.

AmAdvantage Annual Report @ 31st July 2016

If you are really interested in this fund and you know what risk you are facing, you may consider go for its mother fund instead

Similar but not the same fund, 1 is Am BRIC Equity Fund, the other is AmAdvantage BRIC

This post has been edited by AIYH: Dec 30 2016, 09:40 AM

with eGIA has a potential to lose your investments and rates fluctuating every month.

sacrificing 0.3% for a stress-free sleep. that's a bargain!

You do know CMF also has fluctuating interest right

RHB Cash Management Fund 2 - Historical Net Interest Rate

It depends on what purpose it serves you la

Daily Liquidity - eGIA-I

Investment Liquidity - CMF

I feel like bring this up will caused another argument that we were caught on previously, so I will stop here

i am pro eGIA-I and pro CMF as well. all to earn a bit more pennies in my pocket and yet still get net profit hours of sleep as bro evangelice said.

Thank you very much for the tip!

Nothing in FSM is capital guaranteed including CMF...

CMF is not capital guaranteed.

But it's underlying assets are - Fixed Deposits and normal deposits

If the Trustee is doing it's job, basically it means that CMF IS safe.

+1. spoke the words out of my mouth

Sometimes I will drop by to shoot people, u won't be missing me

I'll make sure I'll be on my toes too. don't wanna be caught spewing a wrong statement lest I get a drive by shooting execution style by you or Xuzen lol.

Long time no see Pink Spider. Let me stir up some s**t.

Fixed deposits is protected by PIDM up to a maximum limit of RM250K per bank. For e.g. if I deposit RM300K FD into Maybank, only RM250K will be covered by PIDM. If Maybank close shop tomorrow, I will lose RM50K.

CMF has about RM300 million. What are the chances of the money being distributed among all the banks up to a limit of RM250K only per bank. Not likely rite? So IF a bank close shop tomorrow, the Fund Manager of CMF will not get back the entire FD from PIDM.

Therefore CMF is not capital guaranteed because the underlying assets, i.e. Fixed Deposits is only guaranteed up to RM250K per bank.

1% sales charge for manulife equity, is this news passed around already?

already lor. it's been there for a month since December. I already reached my target allocation for India. can't top up further

abang cepat. haha. i just said this cos they send one to my phone app.

lol I got that too. I'll just hold on buying it until my Asia ex Japan allocation has been met.

Uh, Brazil and Russia are coming out of recession. At least for 6 months it should have a double digit return. Plus diversify.

And sorry if I was rude to ask about it

Now this is a helpful post. Yes from Bloomberg I knew it used the hsbc fund. But the rest of your info, google not give. You share it well.

Valid points boss.
p/s: glad to see i'm not the only one who likes to stir

Well, I think Msia doesn't give much choices when it comes to BRIC, even FSM SG only has 2 funds on BRIC. I guess if you can stomach the risk you can go ahead with it

Btw guys CIMB Clicks processed my UTs today. However on their site it is very lagged, still showing Dec27 prices for my holdings.