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Why do ILP funds need a cash component?

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Pang Zhe Liang
Pang Zhe Liang, Senior Financial Services Consultant at AIA Singapore Private Limited
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This is for the purpose of fulfiling investors who wish to do a withdrawal on their investment-linked funds. Otherwise, there is no way for the fund to provide such liquidity to its investors.

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