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Fortune SGAM China-Overseas Growth Equity Fund General Situation

March 22nd, 2008

Name of the fund: Fortune SGAM China- Overseas Growth Equity Fund

Type of the fund: Contractual Open-ended

Profit Distribution:
If in accordance with the distribution pre-requisites, the fund profit shall be distributed at most six times a year, and the dividend payment should not be less than 10% of that payable. Investors may have the option to ask for cash dividend or the dividend reinvestment in the Fund, and the implied payment is cash dividend.

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China QDII Funds Reports Sep&Oct 2007 & QDII Basic Information

January 21st, 2008

China QDII Funds Reports Sep&Oct 2007 & QDII Basic Information

Contents:
QDII Basic Information

  • What is QDII (Qualified Domestic Institutional Investor)?
  • QDII History
  • QDII can investment varieties and tools
  • QDII products and what was the difference between the domestic funds?
  • The risks of QDII products

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China Fund Market Summary October 2007-Panic After Revelry

November 19th, 2007

From: Lipper

• The emerging equity markets still recorded good performance in October, but the increase in the A-Shares market continued to shrink.
• The Equity, Mixed-Asset Flexible, Mixed-Asset Aggressive, and Mixed-Asset Balanced fund categories chalked up 2.28%, 1.66%, 1.65%, and 1.52% returns, respectively.
• The Shanghai closed-end fund index rebounded 7.62%. The discount rate of large-capitalization closed-end funds narroweded to 25.11%. Details »

The Fire Is Relit-Taiwan Fund Market Insight Report, September 2007

October 16th, 2007

From: Lipper

•In September global markets were revived after the subprime mortgage crisis; the Hong Kong market took the lead of all Asian markets.
•Oil and gold prices hit record highs; Equity Sector Gold & Precious Metals and Equity Sector Natural Resources outperformed.
•Emerging markets rebounded; the Emerging Asia and Emerging Markets Latin America categories were key players. Details »

Hong Kong MPF Market Summary September 2007

October 12th, 2007

From: Lipper

• Equity funds (+8.77%) on average outperformed all other types of funds in September 2007.
• Among equity funds, Equity China (+15.89%), Equity Hong Kong (+14.37%), and Equity Korea (+12.15%) on average delivered the highest returns.
• All bond funds delivered positive returns in September. Details »

Hong Kong Fund Market Summary September 2007

October 12th, 2007

From: Lipper

• On average all funds (+5.04%) by asset type recorded gains, with commodities funds (+8.92%) occupying the top spot in September 2007.
• Among equity funds (+7.01%), those invested in natural resources and emerging markets stocks delivered better returns than others.
• Among bond funds (+2.43%), those invested in emerging markets and high-yield credits outperformed others. Details »

China Fund Market Summary September 2007–Revelry When China Begins to Invest Abroad

October 12th, 2007

From: Lipper

• The global equity markets, especially the emerging markets, recorded good performance in September. Because of investment abroad and large IPOs the increase of the A-Shares shrank.
• All China open-end fund categories recorded positive returns in September, but returns also shrank. The Mixed-Asset Aggressive, Mixed-Asset Flexible, Equity, and Mixed-Asset Balanced fund categories chalked up 5.74%, 5.21%, 5.15%, and 4.91% returns, respectively. Details »

Private Equity Investment in China’s Real Estate Industry

September 19th, 2007

From Victor Chu, Zero2IPO Analyst

With the transfer of the global economic focus and industry, more and more foreign capital is rushing to China’s real estate market in various forms.

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Roller-Coaster Ride-Taiwan Fund Market Insight Report, August 2007

September 16th, 2007

From: Lipper

•The subprime mortgage crisis was contagious; global markets had a roller-coaster ride in August.
•The China market was walled off from and outshone other Asian markets.
•Equity Sector Real Estate rebounded, while Equity Emerging Asia markets plunged.
•The fed funds rate stayed unchanged, while the government bond yield went down because of the rally. Details »

China Fund Market Summary August 2007-Is It Time to Take Profits?

September 15th, 2007

From: Lipper

• The Asian markets all slid down in July, except for the surging A-Share market in China. The accumulated increase of the Shanghai&Shenzhen 300 index of the last 12 months reached 295.67%.
• All China open-end fund categories recorded positive returns in August. The Equity, Mixed-Asset Aggressive, Mixed-Asset Flexible, and Mixed-Asset Balanced fund categories chalked up 16.97%, 14.98%, 13.99%, and 12.90%, respectively.
• The Shanghai closed-end fund index rose 11.06% in August. The discount rate of large-capitalization closed-end funds increased to an average 26.06%. Details »

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Qualified Domestic Institutional Investor (QDII)
China Southern Fund Management Co., one of the country's three largest fund companies, said it had won approval from regulators to invest clients' money in foreign financial markets. Detail...

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