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Equities
Equities are one of the most popular investing instruments
of the capital market. Learn more of the following:
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Unit
trusts
A unit trust fund is an investment scheme that pools money
from many investors who share the same financial objectives.
Unit trusts have grown in acceptance and popularity in
recent years. Learn more of the following:
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Forwards,
futures and options
These are basic derivative instruments which are financial
assets whose value is dependent on the value of an underlying
asset such as common stocks, bonds, currencies or commodities
e.g. crude palm oil, rubber, cocoa and tin. They are often
used for risk management or hedging by investors to safeguard
their investments in anticipation of future market directions |
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Warrants
and TSRs
Transferable Subscription Rights (TSRs) or Warrants (as
they are now more commonly called) give the holders the
right but not the obligation, to subscribe for new ordinary
shares at a pre-determined exercise price within a stipulated
validity period (time frame). |
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Bonds
These are often referred to as fixed interest or fixed
income securities. When an investor buys a bond, he is
effectively providing a loan to the issuer, whether government
or company, in return for regular interest payments, as
well as the principal sum at maturity upon a fixed period
of time.
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Hybrid
Investments
Given the development and evolution of products in our
capital market, there are now some hybrid investments
that combines both debt and equity investments. These
include loan stocks, which can be issued in the form of
redeemable (CULS) or irredeemable (ICULS) convertible
unsecured loan stocks.
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What Are Structured Warrants?
The features, benefits and risks of structured warrants explained. |
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