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Benedict Lau

Student Ambassador 20/21 at Seedly

09 Sep 2022

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General Investing

Frasers property $420m 4.49% 5-year green note

Any thoughts on this offering by Frasers? Seems pretty attractive at first glance

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Robin

13 Sep 2022

Administrator at SG

I would rather allocated my assets into 2 categories.

Safe (SSB, money market funds and cash)
High Risk (Equities)

This offer seems to stand in the middle of the 2 categories mentioned and will not be helpful in my strategy especially so when it is iliquid for 5years.

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Tzehui CHEN

12 Sep 2022

Frasers is not Hyflux (no real assets). this is another objective assessment https://growbeansprout.com/frasers-property-gre...

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峻豪

11 Sep 2022

Seems pretty attractive, but just remember a Hyfl.. case a few years back.. Now I don't know where i...

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