Probably not at this moment...

which fund specifically ?

I think you need to ask yourself if you want Emerging Market in your portfolio. Over 41% of the fund is allocated for that. With the remaining allocated for China, SK, and Taiwan

The fund is only starting to be ok for the past 3 years. Before that its not doing so well, but still fine according to its benchmark.

But if you compare this fund to say like CIMB AP Dynamic Income Fund (Ponzi 2), you can see that Ponzi 2 has a higher annualized return and more importantly a lower annualized volatility

But of course if your target is to add Emerging Market into your portfolio then maybe yes this might not be such a bad choice.

eastspring GEM i bought since last year....hmmm....

I also invest alot in Ponzi 2 and its prs fund.

woah, how about insurance?

how many % of this fund do you intent to allocate in your portfolio?

about 30%

I chicken...dare not go that heavy on special focused fund......i would just go 10% on ponzi 1.0 n 20 % on ponzi 2.0.......dare not go all 30% into ponzi 1.0 alone

Unknown to what specific input you need....
FSM had provide some comments on this fund

"CIMB-Principal Greater China Equity Fund
CIMB-Principal Greater China Equity Fund topped the list of Recommended Unit Trusts this year with its superior performance and low expense ratio. Based on our methodology which assesses the fund’s performance (60% weighting), risk and expense ratio (20% weighting each), the fund claimed the first position out of four funds under the Sub Regional Equity - Greater China category.

Performance-wise, the fund ranked first over the past one-year to five-year periods on a cumulative basis. In terms of calendar year returns, the fund has also ranked first in 2014 as well as 2016 and ranked second in 2012, 2013 and 2015 respectively. The fund has relatively stronger resilience, with lower max drawdown and downside volatility as compared to its peers' average. In terms of annual expense ratio, the fund has a lowest annual expense ratio of 1.8% as compared to its peers, indicating the ability of the fund to deliver strong performance without incurring higher costs for the investors.

The fund adopts an active fundamental approach with a focus on companies that grow shareholder value in the long term. Hence, the fund will seek to identify companies with sound fundamentals, high level of earnings visibility and those with a commitment to growing shareholder value over time

For investors who would like to invest in the Greater China region, we advise them to include this fund as part of their supplementary portfolios. While the fund is denominated in RM, there is foreign currency exposure as the underlying securities which the fund holds are quoted in their respective local currencies.
[Commentary based on data as of end-March 2017, unless otherwise stated]"