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Balanced Portfolio

AIA MPF - Prime Value Choice

AIA Risk class 4
+11.00%
1-YR RETURN · P.A.
+1.68%
5-YR RETURN · P.A.
1.67439%
FUND EXPENSE RATIO
4/6
RISK CLASS
8,761.83m
FUND SIZE

Data as of 2026-06-30

Fund Commentator

Straight talk on this fund

  • Up 11% over the past year — 68 out of 115 mixed-asset MPF funds. Over 5 years it's made 1.7% a year.
  • Management fee 1.67% a year — 40 bps above the median mixed-asset fund (1.27%), middle of the range (peers: 0.74%–1.81%). The cheapest rival's management fee is 0.74%; over a decade that gap compounds to around 10% of your money. The extra fee has to earn its keep every single year.
  • Risk class 4. Worst calendar year on record: 2022 (-16.2%). Not everyone can stomach that ride.
  • Top 10 holdings (HSBC HOLDINGS PLC, ALIBABA GROUP HOLDING LTD, TENCENT HOLDINGS LTD…) are 10.2% of the fund — concentrated in a handful of names rather than spread across the market. The top three (HSBC HOLDINGS PLC, ALIBABA GROUP HOLDING LTD, TENCENT HOLDINGS LTD) alone are 3.7%: when those names move, the fund moves with them.
  • In its best calendar year (2025) it made 15.9%; in its worst (2022) it lost 16.2% — that range tells you what you're signing up for.
  • Sits in the middle of the risk scale — some growth potential, some rough patches. Worth knowing which side of that trade-off you're on.
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Manager's LensWhat the portfolio reveals about the manager's thinking

Allocation

Top-10 holdings are 10.2% of the fund. HSBC Holdings at 1.3% is the largest single position. The top three together are 3.7%. The portfolio is broadly spread. By sector: semiconductors 2.8%, tech and internet 2.4%, banks 2.3%. By geography: US 2.7%, HK-listed China 2.4%, Hong Kong 2.3%.

Macro

No single macro theme dominates. The portfolio is positioned to move with broad market direction rather than any specific cycle. In a choppy, liquidity-tightening environment that neutrality is defensive; in a trending market it means keeping pace, not leading.

Micro

The manager's independent bets include HSBC Holdings (1.3%), Alibaba Group Holding (1.2%), Tencent Holdings (1.2%) — positions most peers don't hold. These are where the manager's judgment lives or dies.

Summary

Balanced with no dominant style; top-10 concentration 10.2%. Highly independent, high-conviction management (active share 100.0%); expect sharp peer deviations. No strong cyclical tilt — stock selection, not macro rotation, will drive returns. Diversified portfolios have manageable volatility — suitable as a foundation; aggressive investors can add thematic satellites.

Independent commentary for information only — not investment advice. Fund figures: provider fact sheet via mpf.hk. Peer comparison: latest available figures on mpf.hk.
Performance

Investment Objective

To maximise long-term capital appreciation in Hong Kong dollar terms within moderate risk parameters and to outperform Hong Kong price inflation over the long term through a professionally managed portfolio, invested in two or more approved pooled investment funds.

Trailing Returns ⓘ

1 Year3 Years5 Years10 YearsSince LaunchYTD
Cumulative+11.00%+29.98%+8.67%+49.93%+173.68%+5.20%
Annualised+11.00%+9.13%+1.68%+4.13%+4.01%—

Calendar Year Returns ⓘ

20252024202320222021
Return (%)+15.90%+4.72%+4.69%-16.22%+0.19%

Returns are net of fees. Past performance is not indicative of future returns.

Dollar Cost Averaging Return ⓘ

Cumulative Return

1 Year3 Years5 Years10 YearsSince LaunchYTD
Return (%)+4.24%+17.38%+20.35%+25.29%+69.28%+1.42%

Annualised Return

1 Year3 Years5 Years10 YearsSince Launch
Return (% p.a.)+4.24%+5.49%+3.77%+2.28%+2.08%

Calendar Year Return

20212022202320242025YTD
Return (%)-1.16%-3.44%+2.42%+1.53%+6.25%N/A

Fund Commentary

The fund recorded -1.11% return in June. The main detractors were Hong Kong equities. The FTSE MPF All World Index was down by 0.8% in June. Although Technology sector in the United States experienced bouts of mid-month volatility, Artificial Intelligence-linked and semiconductor companies in Asia continued to do well. The United States and Iran signed a fragile ceasefire agreement in the middle of June, halting direct hostilities and reopening the Strait of Hormuz to global shipping after almost four months of closure. While this agreement set in place a 60 day negotiation window, it was quickly tested by mutual accusations of violations by both countries that show the complexities and political uncertainty around any attempts towards permanent peace. The Hang Seng Index went down by 9.1% in June. The Property sector was under heavy profit-taking pressure after months of rallies. China's crackdown on illegal cross-border investments sent the share prices of banks and insurance companies down. The Hang Seng China Enterprises Index lost 10.3%. Retail sales in China remained weak and contracted by 0.6% year-on-year in May. The FTSE MPF World Government Bond Index (35% HKD Hedged) was mildly down by 0.3% in June. Bond investors moved away from early-year optimism about rate cuts toward debates over whether the Federal Reserve may need to hold rates higher for longer. In June, the 10-year United States Treasury yield hovered around 4.4%. The Federal Reserve kept policy interest rates unchanged at the Federal Open Market Committee meeting. Strong labour data and sticky inflation in the United States reinforced the higher for longer narrative.

Allocation

Portfolio Allocation

Europe Equities
11.34%
Hong Kong Equities
13.06%
Japan Equities
6.77%
United States Equities
10.72%
Other Equities
13.48%
United States Bonds
3.61%
Other Bonds
40.24%
Cash and Others
0.78%
Top 10 Holdings

Top 10 Holdings

#Security nameHoldings Weight
1HSBC HOLDINGS PLC1.31%
2ALIBABA GROUP HOLDING LTD1.21%
3TENCENT HOLDINGS LTD1.20%
4TAIWAN SEMICONDUCTOR MANUFACTURING CO LTD1.07%
5US TREASURY N/B 4.250% 15/11/20341.00%
6DAH SING BANK HKG 2.200% 01/06/20260.95%
7SAMSUNG ELECTRONICS CO LTD0.88%
8US TREASURY N/B 3.000% 15/02/20480.86%
9NVIDIA CORP0.86%
10SK HYNIX0.83%
Total10.17%
Fees

Fees & Charges

1.67439%
Fund Expense Ratio (FER)

The fund expense ratio shows the total annual cost of running this fund as a percentage of its assets. It is already reflected in the fund price and returns. When comparing similar funds, fees are one of the few factors you can control.

A 1% fee gap can mean a very different retirement pot over 30 years. See the offering document for the full fee schedule.
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