ABERDEEN STANDARD SINGAPORE EQUITY SGD
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TEA ENG PENG
ABERDEEN STANDARD SINGAPORE EQUITY SGD
Fund objective:
Aims to provide holders with medium to long-term capital growth from a portfolio of Singapore equities.
Reasons of recommendation:
Investors looking for exposure to the local Singapore stock market may wish to consider the ABERDEEN STANDARD SINGAPORE EQUITY SGD, our recommended fund in the Singapore equity space, for the following reasons:
- Strong Long-Term Track Record
The fund’s strong track record has seen it outperform the benchmark STI (on a total return basis including dividends) since its inception in 1999.
- Good Recovery Ability
The fund has recover faster than the benchmark STI almost every time base on track record.
- Dividend Reinvestment
Dividend reinvestment has been a critical driver of investment returns in the Singapore stock market over the long term.
From end December 1992 to 22 June 2011, reinvested dividends added 99.5% to the cumulative return over the period (a cumulative return of 247.5% without reinvesting dividends, 347% with dividend reinvestment)
This Fund does not employ a payout feature, meaning that an investor in the fund is already reinvesting dividends.
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TEA ENG PENG
ABERDEEN STANDARD SINGAPORE EQUITY SGD
Fund objective:
Aims to provide holders with medium to long-term capital growth from a portfolio of Singapore equities.
Reasons of recommendation:
Investors looking for exposure to the local Singapore stock market may wish to consider the ABERDEEN STANDARD SINGAPORE EQUITY SGD, our recommended fund in the Singapore equity space, for the following reasons:
The fund’s strong track record has seen it outperform the benchmark STI (on a total return basis including dividends) since its inception in 1999.
The fund has recover faster than the benchmark STI almost every time base on track record.
Dividend reinvestment has been a critical driver of investment returns in the Singapore stock market over the long term.
From end December 1992 to 22 June 2011, reinvested dividends added 99.5% to the cumulative return over the period (a cumulative return of 247.5% without reinvesting dividends, 347% with dividend reinvestment)
This Fund does not employ a payout feature, meaning that an investor in the fund is already reinvesting dividends.