Is Singapore Investment Immigration Fund Safe?

Hello, customers who have successfully obtained the approval in principle (AIP) in the interview for investment immigration in Singapore need to invest S $2.5 million in the immigration fund designated by the Singapore government, and can only get the final approval after completing the investment, and go to Singapore to apply for identity cards and other related matters. So, here's the question:

"Singapore investment immigration fund is too risky!"

"Singapore Investment Immigrant Fund will lose all its money after five years!"

"Singapore Investment Immigration Fund is private, not state-owned, totally unprotected!"

"Singapore Investment Immigration Fund means that the government wants your money to sell you an identity, and losing money is absolutely certain!"

"To invest, I must share, so as to spread the risk! But I still have no bottom in my heart! "

I believe everyone is more or less confused about Singapore's investment immigration fund. Is Singapore's investment immigration fund safe? How to choose the investment resettlement fund designated by the government in the market at present? The following small series reveals the Singapore Investment Immigration Fund for you.

The concept of investment immigration fund

Investment Immigration Fund is a fund specially set up for Singapore Global Investor Program (GIP). Applicants applying for the Singapore Global Investor Program will receive an approval in principle (AIP) after passing the interview. The reply is valid within six months in principle. Within six months, the applicant needs to invest S $2.5 million in the Investment Immigration Fund.

Characteristics of Investment Immigration Fund

1. Investment Immigration Fund cannot absorb funds from non-GIP applicants, and is only established for investment immigrants.

2. All funds are closed-end private equity funds. Usually the cycle is set to five years around government policies. Not less than five years.

3. The original equity certificate has been pledged in the government for five years, and mortgage loans are not allowed.

Once invested, the funds can't be recovered. Otherwise it will affect your identity.

5. Fund size: the minimum is S $30 million, and the maximum is S $6543.8+S $50 million. The management fee is basically 2.5% per year.

Is it risky to invest in immigration funds?

Although the government requires all investment immigrant funds not to promise the applicant to protect the principal, all risk control is also perfect.

1. The establishment and operation of the investment immigration fund will be controlled by the government.

All investment immigration funds are managed by fund companies, but they are strictly monitored by the government. When it was first established, it had to go through the double inspection of monetary authority of singapore (equivalent to the status of the People's Bank of China) and the Singapore Economic Development Board (GIP executive agency). And the government entrusts a third-party authority to evaluate all funds every year, including fund team, fund risk control, fund project management and so on. Although it is not a government fund, it represents the government's clean and efficient external image, and the government will never allow the fund to operate in disorder.

2. The investment strategy of the investment immigration fund is controlled by the government.

The government has various restrictions on investing in immigrant funds. 50% of the investment immigration fund will be invested in local enterprises in Singapore. The investment of the investment resettlement fund in each project cannot exceed 10% of the total share capital. The government made it mandatory that eggs should not be put in one basket. Forcing funds to spread risks. In fact, regardless of investment funds, you can also spread risks.

3. The investment strategy of excellent investment immigration fund is steady.

Excellent investment immigration funds usually invest in pre-listed enterprises. In order to recover the capital in a short period of five years, investment immigration funds usually invest capital in the form of convertible bonds before the company is about to go public. Convertible bonds, in layman's terms, are when an enterprise successfully goes public, it converts funds into equity and redeems them at maturity. If the listing is unsuccessful, the funds will become loans, and the due loans will be returned as scheduled with principal and interest. This avoids the listing risk.