Re: Determination of the Definitions of Institutional Investor, Ultra-high Net Worth Investor and High Net Worth Investor
factors that continued to occur since the previous year, such as the production of new high-technology products, an increase in the cost of goods sold resulting from a continuously high cost of raw
bank deposit and accept lower returns than investing in a typical fixed income fund. ▪ Investors who seek high liquidity. ▪ Investors who prefer low-risk investment. Investors who expect high returns
typically fall under this category.] ▪ Investors who seek returns equivalent to bank deposit and accept lower returns than investing in a typical fixed income fund. ▪ Investors who seek high liquidity
.Thai Juristic Persons Thai Juristic Persons 543,892.51 1.Short-term Debt Securities Short-term Debt Securities 327,830.07 1.Thai Investors Thai Investors 327,780.07 Institutions 257,599.59 High Net Worth
1 Thai Juristic Persons By Thai Juristic 543,842.49 1.Short-term Debt Securities Short-term 327,780.06 Public Offerings 800.00 Institutions / High Net Worth Investors 262,656.39 Private Placements
local representative in Thailand Information as of XX XX XXXX Name of the ASEAN CIS Unit Class SRI Fund Class code Type of mutual fund Risk Level Low 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 High Risk Profile Explanation
: managers or markets Trackers: low-cost investment Strategic Beta: beyond cap-weighting 4 4 Typical fee rate could take more than one-third of the return over a long-term investment horizon. • With 4
’ objectives are to solve social problems, promote public benefits, and develop the community without focusing on making highest profits for shareholders, which are different from typical limited companies
, but almost none by 2006. • Fama and French (2010) find that typical actively managed U.S. equity fund earns a negative after-fee alpha. • Lonkani, Satjawathee, and Jegasothy (2013) document that Thai