AB RMB Income Plus Portfolio

Strategy

Seeks high total returns in Renminbi (“RMB”) terms through current income and long-term capital appreciation by:

  • Investing in CNH and CNY-denominated securities in seeking to benefit from the internationalization of the Chinese currency

  • Investing in a combination of RMB-denominated Chinese and other Asian fixed-income securities

  • Providing Chinese currency exposure with the flexibility to diversify RMB issuer concentration

  • Combining top-down and bottom-up sector and credit analysis with active interest rate management and country and currency allocations

Portfolio Management Team

25 Years at AB
32 Years of Experience
6 Years at AB
19 Years of Experience
21 Years at AB
22 Years of Experience
2 Years at AB
18 Years of Experience



Pricing & Performance

  1. Annual Performance
  2. Calendar Year Performance
  3. Growth of Investment
  4. Daily Statistics

The Portfolio uses the benchmark shown for comparison purposes only. The Portfolio is actively managed and the Investment Manager is not constrained by its benchmark when implementing the Portfolio’s investment strategy.

Ongoing charges include fees and certain expenses of the Portfolio as of the most recent KIID, and may be subject to a cap which is reflected above if applicable.


Complete Portfolio of Holdings

Holdings are subject to change without notice.



Investment Risks to Consider

These and other risks are described in the Fund’s prospectus

Investment returns and principal value of the Fund will fluctuate so that an investor’s shares, when redeemed, may be worth more or less than their original cost. Some of the principal risks of investing in the Fund include:

  • Allocation risk
  • Corporate debt obligations risk
  • Derivatives risk
  • Emerging-markets risk
  • Fixed-income securities risk
  • Focused portfolio risk
  • Lower-rated and unrated instruments risk
  • OTC derivatives counterparty risk
  • Portfolio turnover risk
  • Smaller capitalization companies risk
  • Sovereign debt obligations risk
  • Structured investments risk


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