Principal Thailand and CIMB Thai Expand Capacity of Signature GINCOME and SIGNATURE GINGRO Funds
Principal Asset Management Co., Ltd. ("Principal Thailand"), in collaboration with CIMB Thai Bank Public Company Limited ("CIMB Thai"), has increased the registered capital of the SIGNATURE GINCOME and SIGNATURE GINGRO funds to THB 3 billion each, up from THB 1 billion.
The increase follows demand from investors and expands the capacity of both funds, which provide access to globally diversified multi-asset investment strategies through underlying master funds managed by Principal's global investment platform.
SIGNATURE GINCOME is designed for investors seeking regular cash flow, while SIGNATURE GINGRO aims to provide a balance of cash flow generation and long-term capital growth through diversified exposure across asset classes and global markets.
"The decision to increase the registered capital of both funds reflects the response we have seen from investors since launch," said Pongtharin Sapayanon, Chief Institutional and Distribution Officer of Principal Asset Management Co., Ltd. "We believe investors continue to value diversified portfolio solutions that can help navigate changing market conditions while pursuing different investment objectives. We are pleased to work alongside CIMB Thai to provide access to these investment opportunities."
The funds are distributed exclusively through CIMB Thai and form part of the Signature Fund Series developed through the collaboration between the two organizations.
"Wealth clients are increasingly seeking investment solutions that can help balance income generation, capital preservation and long-term growth," said Bhudinan Sethanandha, Head of Wealth Management at CIMB Thai Bank. "The response to the Signature Fund Series reflects that trend, particularly as investors look to build more resilient portfolios in an evolving market environment."
" The current investment landscape continues to present opportunities for diversified portfolios despite ongoing uncertainty across global markets. While market volatility remains a feature of the investment environment, we continue to identify opportunities across asset classes and regions," said Pongtharin Sapayanon, Chief Institutional and Distribution Officer of Principal Asset Management Co., Ltd. "A diversified multi-asset approach can help investors manage risk while remaining positioned to participate in long-term growth opportunities. We believe maintaining flexibility in portfolio construction remains particularly important in today's environment."
SIGNATURE GINCOME seeks to generate regular cash flow through diversified investments across equities, fixed income and other asset classes. SIGNATURE GINGRO is designed for investors seeking a combination of cash flow and long-term growth potential through a globally diversified portfolio.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION AND WARNINGS
* The target rates of return, interest, and distribution are figures disclosed by the master funds in leaflets dated October 2024 and September 2025.
** Returns are calculated from each master fund’s inception through 28 August 2026, based on Bloomberg data. The master fund of SIGNATURE GINCOME was established on 1 October 2024, and the master fund of SIGNATURE GINGRO was established on 15 October 2025.
• Investors should understand the product features, conditions, returns, and risks before making an investment decision.
• The Thai SIGNATURE GINGRO and SIGNATURE GINCOME funds seek to generate regular cash flow in line with their respective master funds. Monthly automatic redemptions will be considered and funded by distributions received from the master funds after expenses. Automatic redemptions are subject to distributions made by the relevant master fund and will commence only when the master fund makes a distribution.
• The master funds do not guarantee any rate of return, interest, or distribution.
• Investors should review the terms and conditions of automatic redemptions at www.principal.th.
• The funds invest in foreign funds. The Management Company may use derivatives to hedge foreign-exchange risk arising from overseas investments as it considers appropriate under prevailing conditions and at the fund manager’s discretion. Residual foreign-exchange risk may remain, which could result in foreign-exchange losses or investors receiving less than their initial investment. Hedging transactions may also involve costs that reduce the funds’ overall returns.
• The funds apply a discretionary foreign-exchange hedging policy, or dynamic hedging, ranging from 0% to 105% of foreign-exchange exposure.
• Investors should carefully study and understand the prospectus before making an investment decision.
• Past performance is not indicative of future performance.