Playing it safe

Investec rides the latest retail investment trend in Hong Kong: guaranteed funds.
March 26, 2001

Stewart Aldcroft, managing director at Investec Asset Management in Hong Kong, says that since September, Hong Kong retail investors have bought $600-700 million worth of guaranteed fund products. That number excludes any guaranteed products in Mandatory Provident Fund master trust schemes, he notes.

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