QUOTE(b00n @ Oct 14 2007, 11:23 PM)
You can either deposit a large amount of cash as FD or you could use the investment facilities/plans that they offered.
For Citibank if I'm not wrong is RM500k to be their CitiGold Members.
I.e. This RM500k can be FD or you could opt to invest in funds managed by them. They would help you risk profile and advice accordingly.
For priviledge banking (Citigold for Citibank), 300K is enough. Most banks are impose that sum.For Citibank if I'm not wrong is RM500k to be their CitiGold Members.
I.e. This RM500k can be FD or you could opt to invest in funds managed by them. They would help you risk profile and advice accordingly.
QUOTE(rstusa @ Oct 14 2007, 11:45 PM)
No, priviledge banking is as same as normal banking transation, just it is being separated out from normal one, may be got some extra structured product which minimum investment sum of 250K/product.Banks here are not allowed by BNM to help investors to invest in hedge fund. Also banks launched the structured product which generally is more conservative in nature. Some of the capital guaranteed fund are invest into option market.
While private equity fund is different case.
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