Any material changes to the investment objective of the Fund would require members’ approval.

A maximum of 60% of the Fund’s NAV will be invested in equities, of which up to 10% of the Fund’s NAV in L&I (leveraged and inverse exchange-traded) funds. The Fund will also invest at least 40% of the Fund’s NAV in fixed income instruments and/or money market instruments.

The Fund may also invest in collective investment schemes as permitted under the Deed and Guidelines.

The equities portion will consist of a mixture of both growth and dividend stocks.

The Fund will employ both top-down and bottom-up approach to evaluate its investments in equities and fixed income instruments.

In the top-down approach, the fund manager will evaluate the global growth and economic outlook of Malaysia. In the bottom-up strategy, the fund manager will rely on fundamental research where the financial health, industry prospects, management quality and past track records of the companies are considered.

The trading of both the equities and fixed income instruments will be based on the market conditions and also the judgement of the fund manager and also guided by the internal policies of the PRS Provider and the investment committee of the PRS Provider.

Other Investment Strategies

In addition to the investment strategies discussed above, the PRS Provider may invest up to 10% of the Fund’s NAV in L&I funds. Through the L&I funds, the PRS Provider would be able to hedge against a bearish market or mitigate a panic market sell-down by investing in an inverse exchange-traded fund. On the other note, the PRS Provider may take advantage of a market uptrend by investing in a leveraged exchange-traded fund to enhance the performance of the Fund.

Utilising L&I funds, like all investments, involves a certain degree of risk. Though L&I Funds are supposedly designed to track the performance of the index, there are bound to be tracking errors between the performances of the L&I Funds and the tracked index. The market prices of L&I Funds will generally fluctuate in accordance with the supply of and demand for the units of the L&I Funds; whereby the trading prices of L&I funds may also differ from the L&I Funds’ net asset value. Therefore, the ease with which L&I funds can be sold at or near their fair value depends very much on the volume traded on the market. In essence, investing into widely recognised and tradable L&I funds will eventually lead to more efficient portfolio management. If the fund manager inadvertently makes a wrong investment decision to invest in a leveraged exchange-traded fund during a market downtrend or if the fund manager inadvertently makes a wrong investment decision to invest in an inverse exchange-traded fund during a market uptrend, the NAV of the Fund will be adversely affected. As such, taking a position in L&I Funds pose a risk if markets move in an opposite direction, or an opportunity if the positions are correct. However, any gains or losses in the portfolio is limited to the nominal exposure of the L&I Funds it partakes in.

As part of KIB’s risk management strategy and policy, KIB will be managing the investments into L&I Funds in accordance with its in-house investment rules. In addition, KIB’s risk management team monitors and has oversight over the investment activities undertaken by the Fund. Risk management reports are submitted to the investment committee on a quarterly basis.

Note: Investment into one or more collective investment schemes is permitted in the following circumstances
(a) from launch of the Scheme, the value of a Fund’s investment in any of a collective investment scheme must not exceed 95% of the Fund’s NAV;
(b) upon reaching RM200 million NAV, the value of a Fund’s investment in any of the collective investment scheme must not exceed 40% of the Fund’s NAV; and
(c) that the investment objective of the collective investment scheme is similar to the Fund.

The composition of the benchmark is reflective of the equity exposure and fixed income instruments exposure of the Fund. Please note that the risk profile of the Fund is not the same as the risk profile of the performance benchmark.

• Seek capital appreciation; and/or
• Have low to moderate risk tolerance and can withstand short-term volatility.

For Members under the Default Option who have attained the age of 45 years old but are not yet 55 years old, their contributions will be allocated into this Fund..

Note: Where a Member under the Default Option makes the first contribution to the Scheme a month before the Member attains the age of 45 or 55 years old as the case may be, the Member’s contribution will be allocated into the Kenanga OnePRS Moderate Fund or Kenanga OnePRS Conservative Fund respectively.

Any material changes to the investment objective of the Fund would require members’ approval.
* Income distribution (if any) will be reinvested into the Fund.

A maximum of 60% of the Fund’s NAV will be invested in Shariah-compliant equities and at least 40% of the Fund’s NAV in sukuk and Islamic money market instruments.

The Fund may also invest in Islamic collective investment schemes as permitted under the Deed and Guidelines.

The Shariah-compliant equities portion will consist of a mixture of both growth and dividend Shariah-compliant stocks.

The Fund will employ both top-down and bottom-up approach to evaluate its investments in Shariah-compliant equities and sukuk. In the top-down approach, the fund manager will evaluate the global growth and economic outlook of Malaysia.

In the bottom-up strategy, the fund manager will rely on fundamental research where the financial health, industry prospects, management quality and past track records of the companies are considered.

The trading of both the Shariah-compliant equities and sukuk will be based on the market conditions and also the judgement of the fund manager and also guided by the internal policies of the PRS Provider and the investment committee of the PRS Provider.

The composition of the benchmark is reflective of asset allocation of the Fund. It is a statistical measure of its overall performance over time.

Please note that the risk profile of the Fund is not the same as the risk profile of the performance benchmark.

• Seek capital appreciation;
• Have low to moderate risk tolerance and can withstand short term volatility; and
• Seek to invest in a Shariah-compliant investment.

For Members under the Default Option who have attained the age of 45 years old but are not yet 55 years old, their contributions will be allocated into this Fund.

Any material changes to the investment objective of the Fund would require Members’ approval.

The Fund may invest up to 80% of the Fund’s NAV in equities, of which up to 10% of the Fund’s NAV in L&I (leveraged and inverse exchange-traded) funds. The Fund may also invest at least 20% of the Fund’s NAV in fixed income instruments and/or money market instruments.

The Fund may also invest in collective investment schemes as permitted under the Deed and Guidelines. The equities portion will consist of a mixture of both growth and dividend stocks.

The Fund will employ both top-down and bottom-up approach to evaluate its investments in equities and fixed income instruments.

In the top-down approach, the fund manager will evaluate the global growth and economic outlook of Malaysia.

In the bottom-up strategy, the fund manager will rely on fundamental research where the financial health, industry prospects, management quality and past track records of the companies are considered.

The trading of both the equities and fixed income instruments will be based on the market conditions and also the judgement of the fund manager and also guided by the internal policies of the PRS Provider and the investment committee of the PRS Provider.

Other Investment Strategies

In addition to the investment strategies discussed above, the PRS Provider may invest up to 10% of the Fund’s NAV in L&I funds. Through the L&I Funds, the PRS Provider would be able to hedge against a bearish market or mitigate a panic market sell-down by investing in an inverse exchange-traded fund.

On the other note, the PRS Provider may take advantage of a market uptrend by investing in a leveraged exchange-traded fund to enhance the performance of the Fund. Utilising L&I Funds, like all investments, involves a certain degree of risk. Though L&I Funds are supposedly designed to track the performance of the index, there are bound to be tracking errors between the performances of the L&I Funds and the tracked index. The market prices of L&I Funds will generally fluctuate in accordance with the supply of and demand for the units of the L&I Funds; whereby the trading prices of L&I Funds may also differ from the L&I funds’ net asset value. Therefore, the ease with which L&I funds can be sold at or near their fair value depends very much on the volume traded on the market. In essence, investing into widely recognised and tradable L&I funds will eventually lead to more efficient portfolio management. If the fund manager inadvertently makes a wrong investment decision to invest in a leveraged exchange-traded fund during a market downtrend or if the fund manager inadvertently makes a wrong investment decision to invest in an inverse exchange-traded fund during a market uptrend, the NAV of the Fund will be adversely affected. As such, taking a position in L&I Funds pose a risk if markets move in an opposite direction, or an opportunity if the positions are correct. However, any gains or losses in the portfolio is limited to the nominal exposure of the L&I Funds it partakes in.

As part of KIB’s risk management strategy and policy, KIB will be managing the investments into L&I funds in accordance with its in-house investment rules. In addition, KIB’s risk management team monitors and has oversight over the investment activities undertaken by the Fund. Risk management reports are submitted to the investment committee on a quarterly basis.

Note: Investment into one or more collective investment schemes is permitted in the following circumstances:
(a) from launch of the Scheme, the value of a Fund’s investment in any of a collective investment scheme must not exceed 95% of the Fund’s NAV;
(b) upon reaching RM200 million NAV, the value of a Fund’s investment in any of the collective investment scheme must not exceed 40% of the Fund’s NAV; and
(c) that the investment objective of the collective investment scheme is similar to the Fund.

The composition of the benchmark is reflective of the equity exposure and fixed income instruments exposure of the Fund. Please note that the risk profile of the Fund is not the same as the risk profile of the performance benchmark.

• Seek capital appreciation; and/or
• Have moderate risk tolerance and can withstand short-term volatility.

For Members under the Default Option who are below the age of 45 years, their contributions will be allocated into this Fund.

Note: Where a Member under the Default Option makes the first contribution to the Scheme a month before the Member attains the age of 45 years old, the Member’s contribution will be allocated into the Kenanga OnePRS Moderate Fund instead.

Any material changes to the investment objective of the Fund would require Members’ approval.

The Fund may invest up to 80% of the Fund’s NAV in Shariah-compliant equities and at least 20% of the Fund’s NAV in sukuk and Islamic money market instruments.

The Fund may also invest in Islamic collective investment schemes as permitted under the Deed and Guidelines.

The Shariah-compliant equities portion will consist of a mixture of both growth and dividend Shariah-compliant stocks. The Fund will employ both top-down and bottom-up approach to evaluate its investments in Shariah-compliant equities and sukuk.

In the top-down approach, the fund manager will evaluate the global growth and economic outlook of Malaysia.

In the bottom-up strategy, the fund manager will rely on fundamental research where the financial health, industry prospects, management quality and past track records of the companies are considered.

The trading of both the Shariah-compliant equities and sukuk will be based on the market conditions and also the judgement of the fund manager and also guided by the internal policies of the PRS Provider and the investment committee of the PRS Provider.

Note: Investment into one or more Islamic collective investment schemes is permitted in the following circumstances:
(a) from launch of the Scheme, the value of a Fund’s investment in any of the Islamic collective investment scheme must not exceed 95% of the Fund’s NAV;
(b) upon reaching RM200 million NAV, the value of a Fund’s investment in any of the Islamic collective investment scheme must not exceed 40% of the Fund’s NAV; and
(c) that the investment objective of the Islamic collective investment scheme is similar to the Fund.

The composition of the benchmark is reflective of asset allocation of the Fund. It is a statistical measure of its overall performance over time.

Please note that the risk profile of the Fund is not the same as the risk profile of the performance benchmark.

• Seek capital appreciation;
• Have moderate risk tolerance and can withstand short-term volatility;
• Seek to invest in a Shariah-compliant investment.

For Members under the Default Option who are below the age of 45 years, their contributions will be allocated into this Fund.

Note: Where a Member under the Default Option makes the first contribution to the Scheme a month before the Member attains the age of 45 years old, the Member’s contribution will be allocated into the Kenanga Shariah OnePRS Moderate Fund instead.