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Build Income Potential Through Investing

 

Income Investing allows you to pursue capital appreciation while seeking income opportunities.

These solutions are primarily fixed income or multi-asset strategies, enabling you to generate a relatively steady income stream while staying invested in the market. This approach may help flexibly balance your dual needs for growth and income.

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Common Fund Types Examples and Overview

<p>Income Funds</p>

Income Funds

These funds primarily invest in assets that may provide periodical distribution (such as bonds and Dividend-Paying Stocks) with the objective of seeking relatively steady income opportunities. They typically offer distribution share classes (e.g., monthly payouts) with the aim of providing investors with regular cash flow.

<p>Multi-Asset Funds</p>

Multi-Asset Funds

By investing across a broad spectrum of equities, bonds, and other fixed income securities, these funds build a diversified portfolio that helps mitigate the impact of volatility in any single market on the investment portfolio.

<p>Balanced Mixed-asset Funds</p>

Balanced Mixed-asset Funds

Blending the defensive yield of fixed income with the capital appreciation potential of equities, these funds aim to deliver dual return sources while helping to diversify portfolio risk through exposure to different asset classes.

Disclaimer

The information provided is for reference only and does not constitute any investment advice. Investment involves risk. The price of an investment fund unit may go up as well as down and investment funds may become valueless. Past performance is not indicative of future performance. Before making any investment decisions, you should consider your own financial situation, investment objectives and experience, risk acceptance and capacity, and carefully read the relevant fund offering documents to understand the nature and risks of the relevant products.