HSBC launches Singapore-dollar income bond fund for local retail investors

The fund will primarily invest at least 50 per cent in SGD denominated bonds issued by governments, government agencies, supranational bodies or companies that are Singapore and non-Singapore based issuers. All other investments will be hedged to SGD. The fund also invests across various countries and sectors which tend to behave differently at different market cycles enabling diversification.

Puneet Chaddha, CEO, Southeast Asia, HSBC Global Asset Management, said: “We launched the fund because our retail customers want to grow their capital faster than the average savings rate but in a way that’s risk weighted and diversified. This fund gives them access to growth with limited downside exposure.”

“Being located in the heart of Asia, Singaporeans understand the underlying economic growth of the region. Moreover, the diverse nature of the fund’s investment allocation across a multitude of Asian countries and sectors will provide confidence in the growth potential but with the added assurance of minimizing currency risk.”

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