Fund Subscription
1. Open an investment account with ABCI.
2. Complete and sign the “Investment Product Order Form - Funds” and return to our company. Should you have any questons, please contact our sales respresentative or customer services.
Fund Information
ABCI US Dollar Money Market Fund - please refer to fund information to website at https://am.abci.com.hk/zh/funds.
Different Types of Funds Information
Hedge Funds
Hedge Funds may use a variety of alternative investment strategies.
High Yield Bond Funds
High Yield Bond Funds generally seek to offer higher returns than other types of bond funds by investing primarily in high yield bonds or debt securities which are below investment grade (sometimes referred to as junk bonds), unrated debt securities, distressed and/or selective default debt securities.
Futures and Options Funds
Futures and Options Funds generally refer to a fund that seeks to achieve capital appreciation primarily through investment in futures contracts and options.
Guaranteed Funds
A Guaranteed Fund is a type of collective investment scheme that guarantees to pay back a pre-determined percentage of the invested capital, subject to satisfaction of certain pre-determined conditions.
Structured Funds
A Structured Fund is a collective investment scheme where the management company seeks to achieve its investment objectives primarily through investment in or use of financial derivative instruments. (for example, swap, repo or access products)
Listed Closed-end Funds
Listed Closed-end Funds that seek to invest in securities and other assets which tend to be more illiquid are typically organized as closed-end funds as the closed-end structure would enable the fund manager to more effectively and efficiently manage illiquid investments.
Target Date Funds
Target Date Fund is typically designed to be a long-term investment for individuals with a particular “target date”, such as a retirement date. It generally holds a diversified portfolio of assets, including stocks, bonds, cash and cash equivalents (such as money market instruments), which is rebalanced among asset classes over time.
(Information from Hong Kong Investor Education Centre)