Chandler Investment Consultancies FZE is proud to announce the launch of the 

EFG 
GLOBAL YUAN PORTFOLIO
Index Certificate

A perfect instrument to 
build your portfolio exposure to the Chinese currency through a highly diversified, actively managed, balanced portfolio of cash, bonds and equities denominated in 
Chinese Yuan

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The Investment Rationale

China is now the world’s second largest economy with a GDP of USD 13 Trillion.

In 7 years-time, China will become the world largest economy and the world largest consumer market as GDP per capita increases rapidly

Can you afford not to have a toe invested in the currency of what is to become the world’s largest economy ?

For decades, China kept its currency artificially undervalued to create hundreds of millions of jobs in cities, services and manufacturing as the main driver of its expansion was cheap exports…

This phenomenon is now over and China is quickly and surely becoming a Consumer economy.

This led China to accumulate massive foreign exchange reserves. China’s foreign exchange reserves stood at USD 3.073 trillion in December 2018, after having peaked at 3.993 trillion in June 2014.

Today, China’s Foreign exchange reserves represent 23.6 % of its GDP, an unsustainable level by any measure.

China’s Trade Surplus is structural by nature. 

At current rates, China generates US$ 600 Bln of trade surplus per annum, or the equivalent of the Taiwanese economy every year.

China’s Trade Surplus is now reaching proportions that are un-manageable, as testified by Donald Trumps’ decision to launch a trade war against China. 

The ultimate objective of the Trade war is to reduce China’s surplus with America.

China has already agreed to Buy more American products, but this is like putting a patch on an open wound. 

Only a structural appreciation of the Yuan will reduce the Chinese Trade surplus in the long term.

The situation was the same with Japan in the 1980s, a time where everything was “Made in Japan”

Japan’s Trade Surplus exploded in the 1970s and the 1980s as the Yen was kept artificially low and Japan’s foreign exchange reserves ballooned to unsustainable levels.

Japan’s Trade Surplus

Japan’s Foreign exchange reserves 1960 – 1990

Between 1980 and 1990, the Japanese Yen rises from 300 to 140 against te US dollar, a 214 % increase.

Donald Trump’s Trade War will in fact accelerate the process and we are on the verge of a significant appreciation of the Chinese YUAN

It may start this year or next year, but it is INEVITABLE as China becomes the world’s largest economy.

In the mean time, the downside is limited and the EFG Global Yuan Portfolio Index certificate should deliver between 6 and 8 % per annum. 

CNY – Chinese Yuan vs US dollar

As was the case with Japan in the 1990’s, allowing the currency to rise is making the domestic consumer RICHER in relative terms, and boosts consumption by making imports and international expansion cheaper.

Can you REALLY afford to miss this MEGA-TREND ?