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HSBC Pooled Provident Plan

Our HSBC Pooled Provident Plan is designed to help small and medium-sized enterprises access a greater diversity of ORSO investments

More diversity, regardless of your company size

Retirement planning can be difficult in the face of growing inflation.

Our HSBC Pooled Provident Plan is specially built to help employers provide their employees with retirement benefits and investment diversification options, no matter if they're a small or medium-sized corporation. What're more, the plan can be tailored to each company's needs.

 

Key benefits

Get the support you deserve

Our ORSO experts and Relationship Managers are on standby to support your company with its ORSO scheme

Make the most of our expertise

Leverage our extensive fund management experience to help you get more out of your money for retirement

Choose from a wider range

Access and choose from a greater variety of diversified investment options

Fund information

Understand the cumulative performance (in terms of +/- percentages) of each investment portfolio under the HSBC Pooled Provident Plan, since its inception.
View the unit price of different investment portfolios under the HSBC Pooled Provident Plan.

Important documents

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The Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation Limited is the Product Provider and Administrator of the HSBC Pooled Provident Plan, and the issuer of this web page.

The information provided on this web page is for reference only. It may be subject to adjustment or correction from time to time without any notice. The relevant information after adjustment or correction may vary.

Notes

  1. The risk rating is defined using a 5-point risk scale with risk rating “1” representing the lowest risk and risk rating “5” representing the highest risk. The risk rating is derived based on a combination of quantitative and qualitative risk factors including price volatility, asset allocation and liquidity. It is only reflecting the risk level of the Designated Fund's investment return. Please note that risk rating has not been provided for the HSBC Guaranteed Fund. This is because the actual return to an individual investor is dependent on the actual investment return of the underlying assets of the HSBC Guaranteed Fund, and whether the guarantee conditions as prescribed in the Trust Deed of the HSBC Pooled Provident Plan, is fulfilled, which is based on the individual investor's own circumstance. As such, the actual risk to which an individual investor is exposed can be very different for different individuals. Therefore, it is not possible to provide a risk rating that reflects the actual risk of the HSBC Guaranteed Fund to an individual investor.

     

    The following provides a general description of the risk rating categorisation.

     

    1 = Low risk: minimal chance of losing a significant portion of your capital over the term of the investment (although this is not guaranteed). Expected to demonstrate minimal price fluctuations over short periods of time.

     

    2 = Low to medium risk: low chance of losing a significant portion of your capital over the term of the investment, although this is not guaranteed. Expected to demonstrate a moderately low level of price fluctuations over short periods of time.

     

    3 = Medium risk: moderate chance of losing a significant portion of your capital over the term of the investment, although this is not guaranteed. Expected to demonstrate a moderate level of price fluctuations over short periods of time.

     

    4 = Medium to high risk: moderately high chance of losing a significant portion of your capital over the term of the investment. Expected to demonstrate a moderately high level of price fluctuations over short periods of time.

     

    5 = High risk: high chance of losing a significant portion of your capital over the term of the investment. Expected to demonstrate a high level of price fluctuations over short periods of time.

     

    The above risk ratings are based on data up to 30 September 2024.

     

    The risk ratings are provided by HSBC Group Management Services Limited.

     

    The above risk ratings are provided for reference only, normally reviewed at least annually and may be subject to change from time to time without any notice. The risk ratings or any changes will also be made available in the investment performance report. The information on risk ratings provided above should not be regarded as investment advice. You should not solely rely on the above risk ratings when making any investment choices.

     

    The Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation Limited, HSBC Group Management Services Limited and any member of the HSBC Group are not responsible for any loss occasioned as a result of relying on such information as investment advice.

     

    If you are in doubt about the meaning or effect of the contents of the above information, you should seek independent professional advice.

  2. Period returns are calculated based on the unit price of the last valuation day of each year.
  3. Cumulative performance and period returns are calculated in the fund currency on the basis of NAV-to-NAV (net asset value) with dividend reinvested.
  • Cumulative performance is calculated based on the unit price of the last valuation day at the end of the month.
  • As advised by HSBC Institutional Trust Services (Asia) Limited, the unit holdings at the “Schroder Balanced Investment Fund – B Unit” were switched into “Schroder Balanced Investment Fund – HKD A Acc (HKD)” on 12 December 2008.
  • The English name of “Allianz RCM Oriental Income – Class AT Acc (USD)” has been changed to “Allianz Oriental Income - Class AT Acc (USD)” with effect from 17 July 2012; while the Chinese name remains unchanged. With effect from 1 June 2015, Allianz Global Investors Hong Kong Limited and RCM Asia Pacific Limited have been amalgamated and continued as one company named “Allianz Global Investors Asia Pacific Limited”. Meanwhile, the Chinese name of “Allianz Oriental Income – Class AT Acc (USD)” has been changed from “德盛東方入息基金 — AT類累積股份(美元)” to “安聯東方入息基金 — AT 類累積股份(美元)” and the Chinese name of “Allianz Global Investors Fund” has been changed from ”德盛全球投資基金” to ”安聯環球投資基金”; while the English name remains unchanged.
  • The price of the underlying fund for Allianz Oriental Income – Class AT Acc (USD) is valuated in USD.