Monday, June 11, 2007
The Emerging Market Fund (EMF)
was created by SMF on November 1, 2006 with an objective of long-term capital growth spurred by investing mainly in diverse projects, equity securities, and any promising opportunities in emerging markets around the world. Investment will take place either directly or through third-party investment vehicles and channels.
Current Focus Market:
Argentina, Brazil, Mexico, Egypt, Libya, South Africa, Estonia, Hungary, Latvia, Poland, China, India, Malaysia, South Korea, and Vietnam (the management reserves the right to make changes depending on its evaluation parameters).
Scope of Investment
Biotechnology, Biofuel and Renewable Energy, Information Technology, Finance, Infrastructure, Lumber, Manufacturing, Minerals, and Plantations (the management reserves the right to make changes depending on its evaluation parameters).
Fund Size
Unlimited until further notice.
- What Are the Benefits? Share in the long-term net value growth of EMF
- Start with any number of shares, up to a maximum of 100,000
Investment in EMF Is a Long-Term Commitment
EMF is aimed at aggressive investors who want the investment benefits of diversifying into emerging market economies, who can accommodate short-term fluctuations (including the possibility of negative returns), and who want to invest in longer-term growth potential.
Comfort with Risk
Any investment decision involves taking risks. It is important to understand the relationship between risk and return, especially in light of the timeframe you have in mind for your investment.
As a general rule, the higher the level of risk associated with an investment, the higher the potential return, although the chance of incurring a loss will also be greater. Historically, over the longer term, stocks provide higher returns (and therefore risk) than most other asset classes.
A commonly used measure of investment risk is volatility. This refers to the tendency of investment values to fluctuate. This volatility can apply to both the market price and the income from a particular investment. So, the value of your investment may go up or down, and you might not recover the full amount you invested. Please be aware that your investment is volatile and not guaranteed.
More About Risk
The investment processes used by the Swiss Investment Team are designed to ensure risk management on a number of levels. Investors should be aware that there are a number of risks associated with this type of investment. We have summarized four key risks:
- Market risk :
The risk of negative events occurring that affect the investments in a particular market, for
example, interest rates, investor confidence, and political and world events;
- Legislation risk :
The risk of changes in legislation and taxation that may influence the value of your
investment;
- Management risk :
The risk that the investment team does not perform up to expectations; and
- Fund risk :
The specific risks associated with EMF and the underlying fund, including the risk that the
funds terminate or the responsible entity of the funds changes.
Sunday, June 10, 2007
JOIN SWISS CASH INVESTMENT PROGRAM FOR EMERGING MARKET FUND
Dear EMF Investors, Offer for new SwissCash Investors, please register to join SwissCash new product Emerging Market Fund. You may purchase SwissCash EMF shares when you joind SwissCash Fix Guarantee Return.
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