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FINANCIAL ADVISORY

FHL Capital advises its clients on collective investment schemes, securities, exchange traded derivatives contracts, structured deposits, etc. The investment objective is to achieve long–term risk adjusted capital gains by buying well-run good businesses which are priced below their intrinsic values and exploit the price differentials between companies in the same industry by taking long positions in the undervalued businesses. In addition, FHL Capital also assists its clients to re-organise their existing investment portfolio so as to formulate a coherent investment strategy matching the clients’ investment objectives and time horizon. 

Risk Factors There are several risks in investment, including but not limited to the following:  

  • Market risk The markets in which the underlying investment operates may prove to be highly volatile from time to time as a result of, for example, sudden changes in government policies on regulations and currency repatriation or changes in legislation relating to the value of foreign ownership in companies, etc. This will inevitably affect the net asset value of the invested assets, should the clients be required to liquidate these investments prematurely in order to meet repurchase requests or other funding requirements. 
  • Interest rate risk The net asset values of securities held by the underlying investment tend to be sensitive to interest rate fluctuations and unexpected fluctuations in interest rates could cause the corresponding net asset value of the underlying investment positions to move in directions which are not initially anticipated. To the extent that interest rate assumptions underlie the hedge ratios implemented in hedging a particular position, fluctuations in interest rates could invalidate those underlying assumptions and expose the investment to losses. 
  • Exchange rate considerations The net asset value of the underlying investment could be adversely affected not only by hedging costs and changes in exchange rates, but also by local exchange control regulations and other limitations, including currency exchange limitations and political and economic developments in the relevant countries.