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1
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investment term

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3 years

2
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strucutre of investment

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100% limited recourse loan

3
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Interest cost

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5.95% p.a. interest cost payable upfront covering the 3 years

4
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Risk management fee

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0.70% p.a. risk management fee payable upfront covering the 3 years

5
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application fee

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2.2% application Fee (waived for retail investors)

6
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total uprfront cost

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Total upfront cost = 22.15%

7
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Volatility Target mechanism

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15%

8
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Locked Levels

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10%/20%/30%/40%/50%

9
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frequency of observation

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Observation Frequency is on a monthly closing basis
No margin calls
SMSF Eligible

10
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At Maturity the investor receives

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Max of either the Strategy Value performance at Maturity or the Max Locked Level, applied to the 100% leveraged investment Amount subject to changes in the AUD/USD exchange rate less a 10% Performance Fee.

11
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define structred product

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A structured product is a financially engineered investment product designed to provide investors with exposure to underlying assets. In this case you gain exposure to gold

12
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define options

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An option contract is a type of derivative investment that gives you the right but not the obligation to make a trade in an underlying investment at a specified date.

13
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what is an otc

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An OTC option, is an aption that is traded off-exchange, as opposed to a listed stock option. OTC options provide the advantage of complete customisation of the terms.

14
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what does strategy value mean?

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The initial strategy value is the exposure amount in this case $1.00 per unit.

15
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what is the participation rate

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The participation rate is the percentage of your exposure amount that is currently in the market. Participation rate can vary from 0% to 100% due to the target volatility mechanism

16
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what does exposure mean?

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The exposure amount is the $dollar value that you make your potential gains on. For example if you have 100k exposure and the fund goes up 10%, you would receive 10k before the performance fee. Leveraging is the use borrowed capital for (an investment), expecting the profits made to be greater than the interest payable