Mutual funds

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We've eliminated commissions and custody fees to make sure you get the most out of your savings. You only pay the management fee when you invest in mutual funds with Saxo Markets.

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Our wide selection of funds provides access to the expertise of some of the largest investors in Singapore and around the world, such as BlackRock, Lion Global and Franklin Templeton. If you need a bit of inspiration to get started, here are just some of the funds available.

BlackRock
Asian Dragon

The Asian Dragon Fund, run by BlackRock Global Funds, seeks to maximise total return. The Fund invests at least 70% of its total assets in the equities of companies domiciled in, or exercising the predominant part of their economic and business activity in, Asia, excluding Japan.
BlackRock
Dynamic Income

The Dynamic High Income Fund has a flexible asset allocation policy that seeks to provide a high level of income. In order to generate this, the fund seeks income across a variety of asset classes. BlackRock was one of the pioneers of modern asset management.
Lion Global
All Seasons

The Lion Global All Seasons Fund is managed by Lion Global based in Singapore, specialists in low-cost, efficient ETFs with a broad, diversified portfolio. The All Seasons Fund is aimed at those seeking investments for the long run, but with a risk appetite a little above average.
Lion Global
Disruptive Innovation

This fund aims to provide long-term capital growth by investing primarily in equities or equity-linked securities of companies with disruption potential and strong growth prospects. The scope of the fund’s investments is global. It is managed out of Lion Global’s office in Singapore.
Franklin Templeton
Technology A

Managed by one of the largest investment managers in the world, the Franklin Templeton fund enables you to invest in equity securities of US and non US companies expected to benefit from the development, advancement, and use of technology and communication services and equipment.
HSBC
World Selection 5

One of the largest asset managers globally, managing a fund with a balanced portfolio ensuring long-term returns by combining different assets and geographical exposures. With a history dating back more than 150 years, HSBC is one of the oldest and most experienced players in the market.
Allianz
Income and Growth

This particular fund seeks to achieve long-term capital growth and income by investing in US and Canadian debt and securities. Allianz has been in operation since 1890 and is today headquartered in Berlin, Germany, from where it manages more than EUR 500bn. in over 20 countries.
Schroders
International Selection Greater China

This fund aims to provide capital growth by investing locally in equities of People's Republic of China, Hong Kong and Taiwan companies. It is run by Schroders, one of the world’s oldest asset managers dating back to 1804, with offices in 32 locations and headquartered in London.
Fidelity Funds
Asian Smaller Companies

The fund aims to achieve long-term capital growth by primarily investing in a portfolio of smaller companies that have their head office or exercise a predominant part of their activities in Asia Pacific (excluding Japan). Fidelity is one of the largest asset managers in the world.
BNY Mellon
Emerging Markets Corporate Debt

The objective of this fund is to generate returns by investing primarily in corporate debt issued by emerging markets issuers worldwide. The fund also holds other corporate debt-related instruments and financial derivative instruments relating to emerging markets corporate debt.

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Frequently asked questions

Funds can be traded online at any time; funds are forward-priced and the execution will only occur at the next available valuation point for the fund.

The valuation point is determined by the fund but is generally European afternoon each working day.

By submitting a Subscription or Redemption request on the platform an investor enters in to a binding buy/sell order; the price and execution will normally take place at the next valuation point.

Unlike shares, funds are usually traded once per day.

Each fund has a valuation point, normally at European afternoon each working day. At this time the fund manager will calculate the value per unit based on the value of the underlying investments. This is the price at which units are bought and sold, and reflects the accurate value of underlying investments at the time of calculation.

Requesting a trade means the order is held until the next valuation point.

Therefore, an investor will not know the price at which the trade is executed as it will be determined in the future - based on the value of the underlying assets in the fund at the next valuation point i.e on a forward basis.

All the funds offered by Saxo can be traded daily, however when investing into funds the time horizon suggested is usually of a greater investment horizon.

Funds are traded directly with the fund manager.

The fund manager will create or redeem units based on the daily transactions within the fund. Therefore, the number of units in circulation will fluctuate day to day.

Investors will receive fractional units as allocation based on the valuation of the underlying assets.

The price you will see on the platform for a fund in the trade ticket is the last known NAV price.

Funds are forward-priced and the price received for a buy or sell will not be known until after execution with the fund manager.

Timing a trade in respect of intra-day movements of the underlying investments is extremely difficult.

The purpose of a fund is to fulfil a long-term investment objective, not day trading. Investment horizon is typically years rather than weeks and months.

Saxo Markets will charge you zero commission & zero custody fees when investing in funds.

When investing in mutual funds you will pay a management fee to the fund provider, which can vary from fund to fund.

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