Securitised credit comprises non-traditional bonds which may offer attractive investment potential. It exhibits a lower correlation to traditional fixed income asset, providing diversification benefits to investment portfolios
With a robust investment process, the Fund invests in investment grade securities with current average credit rating at AA1 which helps mitigating credit risk. It was only down 3% in 2022 (calendar year performance) during the worst year for Fixed Income since 20111
The yield premium offered by securitised credit versus similarly rated corporate bonds allows the Fund to provide an appealing potential income stream. The latest annualised dividend yield is 6.73%2 (dividend is not guaranteed and may be paid out of capital)

Source: HSBC Asset Management, July 2024. For illustrative purpose only
1 Source: HSBC Asset Management, data as of end July 2024, refers to Class AM2. For the overall global fixed Income market (represented by Barclays Global Aggregate Bond Index), 2022 was the worst year in terms of calendar year performance since 2011. Calendar year performance of Class AM2: 4.62% (2024 YTD); 7.66% (2023); (-3.19%) 2022; (1.21%) 2021; 0.45% (2020); 4.04% (2019). Past performance does not predict future returns. The figures are calculated in the share class base currency, NAV to NAV basis with dividend reinvested, net of fees.
2 Source: HSBC Asset Management, as of end July 2024, refers to Class AM2. Dividend is not guaranteed and may be paid out of capital, which will result in capital erosion and reduction in net asset value. A positive distribution yield does not imply a positive return. Past distribution yields and payments do not represent future distribution yields and payments. Historical payments may be comprised of both distributed income and capital. The calculation method of annualised yield: ((1+ (dividend amount/ ex-dividend NAV))^12) – 1. The annualised dividend yield is calculated base on the dividend distribution on the relevant date with dividend reinvested and may be higher or lower than the actual annual dividend yield.