Question

WHat are core type of financial instruments each deal with?

UOB Kay Hian”,

“ DBS Bank”,

“Fidelity International”

“Phillip Futures

Answer 1

Hi,

The answer to your above question is:

UOB KayHian deals in

• Equities
• Unit trusts
• Bonds
• CFD (Contract for Differences)
• Traded funds listed on stock exchange
• Futures and Options
• Leverage for foreign exchange trading

DBS Bank deals in

• Fixed income Bonds - Investment grade bonds (regular stream of investment income with a typical tenor of between 1-5), Money Market instruments (like Treasury Bills, Certificates of Deposits and Commercial paper).
• Structured Notes – Yield enhancement Notes
• Funds - Fixed income funds, equity funds, alternative funds like Private Equity, Real Estate and Equity funds of Long and Short strategy, money market funds, capital protection oriented funds (close-ended mutual funds that protect invested capital, no matter what happens in the financial markets) , fixed maturity plans (close-ended mutual fund products that invest primarily into fixed income instruments such as bonds or certificates of deposit to lock in currently available yields)
• Equities - Direct equities like common shares, exchange-traded funds, initial public offerings
• DBS bank also offers various loan options

Fidelity International deals in

• Mutual funds
• Retirement benefit and investment schemes
• Trading
• Stocks, fixed income bonds, Certificate of deposits,
• ETF’s
• Futures & Options
• Sector Investing
• Cash and credit card management
• Annuities
• Life Insurance

Phillip Futures deals in

• Futures
• Gold and Silver trading
• Foreign exchange trading and NDF’s (Non-deliverable Forwards are net cash settled forwards on thinly traded or regulated currencies)
• OTC derivatives - Derivative contracts that are traded off exchange or Over The Counter (OTC), but cleared and settled through a Central Counterparty like an exchange or clearing house like bulk commodities, energy, freight.
• FX Investment - FX Invest is a currency conversion tool which is provided on a complimentary basis when you open a Futures/FX trading account.

Hope this answers your query :)