Category — Investments

Just went through the annul report for investment linked funds for 2007. This time, Prudential sent the annual report in CD format instead of a small thick book. Apparently, quite a few other insurance company also sent out CD versus hard copy version.

For all those customers who have neither the time or interest to look through the full report, the summary is below. Off course those who like to know every single detail i.e. which company Prudential invested in, the NAV, year on year returns etc can look at the full report. The figures below are for a 1 year period ending 31 December 2007.

PRUlink equity fund +27.82%

PRUlink bond fund +4.41%

PRUlink managed fund +20.71%

PRUlink managed fund II +22.69%

PRUlink dana unggul (equity) 33.73%

PRUlink dana aman (bond) 4.32%

PRUlink dana urus (managed) +24.90%

PRUlink Asia managed fund +16.23%

PRUlink golden equity fund +5.27% (launched on 27 Nov 2007)

PRUlink golden bond fund +0.17% (launched on 27 Nov 2007)

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