Knowledge Base Issues

Structured Investments: What is dual currency investment (DCI)? How does dual currency investment work?
Dual currency investments (DCIs) are a form of structured investment where you are exposed to foreign exchange risks. Under this structure, your investments are made in once (1) currency (called...
What is investment? What is the difference between investment and savings?
Investment is part of your overall financial planning. Investment differs from savings. In savings, you will generally get back your savings, plus some interest. However, in an investment, you may...
Planning your investment: Step 4 - Know which investments are appropriate for you
Before you select any investment product, it is important that you understand how it works. Each asset is unique and has a different risk-return profile which you can invest in to realise...
Structured Investments: What are the differences between structured investments and fixed deposits?
The table below illustrates the main differences between structured investments and fixed deposits: Fixed Deposits Structured Investments Minimum amount required RM500 1 Floating rate negotiable...
Planning your investment
Smart investments are not a matter of luck, but a result of careful planning. When you invest, you should not rely on hearsay. You must spend some time understanding the market, either through...

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