Fund manager.
Dealing account
Early withdrawal charge
Set-up charges
Invest in publicly traded derivative products.
Invest in shares with high trading volume
Ask counterparty for margin
All of the above
Market Volatility
Interest Rate
Counterparty defaults
Credit Risk of the issuer
Banking Act
Company Act
Insurance Act
Code on Collective Investment Scheme
Hedged
Leveraged
Unleveraged
Pooled investment
Set up when investors elects to invest in External and Family funds
Set up when there is cash investment
Need to maintain positive balance at all times
All of the above
It is difficult to determine the market risk of the product as fund managers are given 1110 the full discretion to invest.
This investment is not suitable for investors who have low risk tolerance.
Investors who has initial investment of $10,000 will have death benefit of $12,000.
It is highly possible that fund managers invested in very risky derivatives in order to guarantee the 10% returns.
The spot price of the underlying asset
The number of investor for the underlying asset
The price volatility for the underlying asset
The dividend rate of the underlying asset
Bid-offer spread of 5%
Single price with 3% redemption charge
10 units deducted at market value at the time of withdrawal
10% of the market value of the investment at the time of withdrawal
$150,000
$160,500
$161,250
$162,750
High returns low risk
full upside potential
downside protection
A fixed income instrument for the principal component
Options traded in an exchange
Unit trusts issued by a bank
Forward Contract over the counter
An Exchange Traded Fund that tracks the STI index
Premium of S$20
Premium of S$40
Discount of S$20
Discount of S$40
Issued by a bank
Issued by an insurance company
A collective investment scheme
Principal protected
The payoff under the worst case scenario
The risk nature of the product
Expected returns of the product
The technicalities and mechanics of how the investment works
Making changes to the fund selection after maturity
Regular withdrawals when financial needs change
Flexibility of terminating the insurance protection and still continue with the investment portion
Capital is guaranteed at maturity
Issued by fund managers
Not investment products
Structured products
Covered by Deposit Insurance Scheme in Singapore
"in-the-money"
"at-the-money"
"out-of-the-money"
Intrinsically positive
A call seller pays the premium
A call buyer has the right to buy
Buyer determines the time to exercise the options
Seller has the obligation to buy or sell
They are unsecured debt securities of the issuer.
They have equity-like structures and participate in the profits of the issuer.
They are hybrid products.
They are more complex products.
The 4.50% annual payouts which are independent of the performance of the investment in the underlying sub-fund.
Capital is guaranteed upon maturity.
Capital is guaranteed from the second year onwards.
he annual payout of 4.5% is cumulative and payable on maturity date.
Producing research paper S
Replacing the expertise of fund managers
Exercising judgment calls
Identifying profit opportunities arising from subtle anomalies
Transactions occurred during the statement period
Fund Management Charges
How units are redeemed
Fees and charges payable through deduction of premiums or units for the next period
Long a call option
Long a put option
Apply bull straddle strategy
Apply bear straddle strategy
AForward price increased by $20
Spot price increased by $20
Forward price decreased by $10
Spot price decreased by $10
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