Mrs. Chawinda Hanratanakul, Managing Director of Krung Thai Asset Management (KTAM) revealed that from the global debt fund offering. Project life is about 1 year, 15 series since July 2020, there are still ongoing feedback in the fund. As a result, it has raised over 43,000 million baht in capital, which is another great pride that the company is a pioneer of this type of fund and has been successful in selling its goals. And to meet the needs of investors looking for a return opportunity in Term Funds by spreading their investment portfolios around the world for higher returns than domestic investments during long-term low interest conditions and situations. Volatility of the current economy
Therefore, the company continues to sell 3 more funds, namely the Krung Thai Global Fixed Income 1Y16 Fund, during 19-25 February ’64 and the Krung Thai Global Fixed Income 1Y17 and 1Y18 Fund in March. C. 64 respectively
The Krung Thai Global Fixed Income 1Y16 Fund is a fixed income fund. By investing in fixed income assets At all times, not less than 80% of the fund’s net asset value, with the fund’s policy to invest in debt instruments, deposits and / or financial instruments with the credit rating of the instruments or of the issuers rated. That can be invested (investment grade) and / or invested in CIS units of mutual funds that have a fixed income investment policy
However, the Fund may consider investing in debt instruments with a credit rating of instruments or that of issuers lower than investment grade (non? Investment grade) and / or non-investment grade debt instruments. (Unrated Securities) not more than 20% of the fund’s net asset value.
The Fund will consider investing in securities or assets offered for sale abroad. In the accounting year, on average, not less than 80% of the NAV The fund may consider investing in or holding semi-equity instruments. And / or investing in securities or other assets, or seeking benefits by other means In accordance with the notification of the SEC or the SEC Office prescribing or agreeing to invest Not more than 20% of the Fund’s NAV
For the rest, the Fund may consider investing in securities offered for sale in the country, such as deposits, financial instruments. Debt instruments and / or investing in securities or other assets, or seeking profits by other means as specified in the notification of the SEC or the Office of the SEC.
The fund may consider investing in or holding derivatives. (Derivatives) to reduce the risk (Hedging) or derivatives. (Derivatives) in order to increase efficiency in investment management (Efficient Portfolio Management) in accordance with the criteria specified by the SEC and / or the Office of the SEC and may invest in instruments with the characteristics of Structured Note (Structured Note) may also be considered to invest in or hold derivatives. (Derivatives) to hedge foreign exchange risk (FX Derivatives) in accordance with the rules prescribed by the SEC and / or the SEC, subject to the discretion of the fund manager. Appropriate to the circumstances of each moment
By investment units of foreign mutual funds Expected to invest more than 20% of KTGF1Y16’s net asset value is the Invesco Asian Bond Fixed Maturity Fund 2022? V (Class C USD Acc) managed by Invesco, a global asset management company. The focus is on generating income through a specified investment period. And return the principal upon maturity (the fund does not guarantee the principal)
Including aiming to achieve investment objectives through the use of strategies buy-and-maintain in USD debt instruments through aggressive risk considerations During the investment period of 1 year from the Initial Offer Period until the maturity of the fund. Which has an investment policy Not less than 70% of the net asset value of the bond fund In the Asian region denominated in USD issued by the issuer selected at the discretion of the manager (eg government, government An international organization that looks over the state. (Supranational Entities) Group companies, financial institutions And banking groups), which may include issuers of instruments in emerging market countries. And developed countries in the Asian region as well. The Asian countries in this fund refer to all countries in Asia. Except Japan but including Australia And New Zealand
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