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The Asean CIS Framework

Yap Ming Hui, Independent Financial Advisor, Whitman

29-May-14 11:02

The Asean CIS Framework

It won't be long before we can buy unit trust and investment schemes from around the region under the Asean Collective Investment Scheme (CIS) Framework. This will enable shopping for the best-managed and cost efficient funds. We discuss the key points this framework.

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