refer to GUY3288 posting above, see Management of trust capital,....there is a mention of "Authorised Investment",....

thus i think the more appropriate question would be "what are those?"

but then, as per CYCLOPES post about Trustee's ACT 8/1/d,...which reads...
(d) to act as investing and financial agent for and on behalf
of executors, administrators and trustees or any other
persons whatsoever, and to receive money in trust for
investment and to allow interest thereon until invested;
and to undertake for and on behalf of executors,
administrators and trustees or any other persons whatsoever
the negotiation of loans of all descriptions and the procuring
and lending of money on the security of any description
of property, immovable or movable, or without taking
any security on such terms as may be arranged, and to
advance and lend moneys to protect any estate, trust or
property entrusted to the company as aforesaid and to
charge interest upon any such advances:
Provided that nothing herein contained shall be held
either to restrict or extend the powers of the company as
trustee or agent under the terms of any trust or agency
that may be conferred upon it;

.......btw,...since they are governed by this ACT....
i cannot find in the ACT that mentions that THEY MUST have a license to do that management of trust capital....
i could be wrong or missed reading it....
Please go thru and correct me if i erred in reading it
TRUST COMPANIES ACT 
http://www.agc.gov.my/agcportal/uploads/fi...N/Act%20100.pdf

NO wonder you cannot find more info about how they operate in their website......for as per the ACT, they are obligate / mandated to just need to submit annual statement to the Register....no mention of the need to put for public viewing too...

As per I read the Malaysia Trustee Act 1949, it mentioned
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4.1.b will likely refer to Malaysian Government Securities e.g. bonds issued by government.

How does MGS have a return of 7% after fees 

How does MGS have a return of 7% after fees 

So they're investing primarily into MGS and MGII.

How does MGS have a return of 7% after fees 

It also allows them to invest in properties. I too am interested to know what other investments they can make to generate such healthy returns.

Do they publish semi-annual or annual report like the fund houses?

Yes, the lack of information is very disturbing. You would have thought with those returns, that they would market it more and people would be lining up to invest

Not that I know, but they could circulate to only those who subscribe to the scheme.

Agent mentioned and advise, "Please do not treat it investment and also ROI, it's an inheritance fees, it's estate planning."

The agent does mentioned that Global Asset Trustee Berhad mainly investing in property. They will purchase under market value property which around 300k and resell. I researched on DCS PT, they have a subsidiary property company which runs the buy and sell and they do have a bunch of youngster who well prepared to purchase the property which around 300k whereby they only afford as they are the low-range youngster who just get into the society.
That's what i heard from agent.

what is there for estate planning or inheritance planning when the UBB Crisis trust tenure is 2 yrs while UBB Cash Trust stated the tenure is only 3 yrs....?  

i think it different product
ubb cash trust and ubb crisis trust

Conceptually, a trust company’s first priority is the management of the trust. By comparison, a unit trust company's priority is achieving the best return for your portfolio.

If you’re out to grow your wealth, unit trust or other investment based company may be best suited for it.

If you’re looking to set up future generations and maintain the wealth you already have, a trust company may be a good fit.