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« Californian high-speed train line plan may be derailed | Main | Uganda: World Bank Okays $360 Million for Bujagali Power Project » April 30, 2007Malaysia: Hwang-DBS looks to infrastructureSource: Asian Investor By Andrew Peck | 30 April 2007Malaysian asset manager and sub-advisor Macquarie launch country's first global infrastructure fund. Hwang-DBS Investment Management has rolled out another first to Malaysian investors, with the first local infrastructure unit trust into the market. The new offering is known as the Hwang-DBS Global Infrastructure Fund and will be sub-advised by Macquarie Alternative Investments (Mail). According to the Kuala Lumpur-based asset manager, the fund will invest in array of securities that either own or operate infrastructure assets. These will include companies involved in water, waste treatment, airports, toll road and rail systems and will target investors who have a more risk adverse appetite and want consistent dividend income.Posted by pichu at April 30, 2007 8:14 PM |
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