Zurich translates marketing material into Mandarin
The marketing material for the Zurich Investments Equity Income Fund will be translated into Mandarin to cater for foreign investors.
Zurich Investments head of retail sales, Kristine Wade, said there has been strong support for the fund as it delivered consistent levels of income and could provide some downside protection in volatile markets. She said advisers had seen a high demand from Asian investors, attracted by the fact that the fund could distribute franking credits.
Wade said the translation of the marketing material was met with approval by advisers’ clientele.
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