As investors in Japan move away from cash, Morgan Stanley says it is creating an opportunity for the local financial industry.
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Wellington, Vanguard and Blackstone partner to combine public-private assets
The firms aim to bring multi-asset strategies with both public and private assets to the masses.
Exclusive: AllianzGI Apac head Desmond Ng to depart
AllianzGI CEO Tobias Pross will serve as interim head of Asia Pacific while the firm looks for a replacement.
Top-performing fund beats S&P 500 buying cheap European stocks
The Brandes European value fund has been crushing the competition, and it boils down to a fixation on price, according to the fund’s co-manager Jeffrey Germain.
BlackRock’s Fink: Uncertainty and anxiety dominate client conversations
The world’s largest asset manager reported a record $11.58trn of assets in the first quarter of 2025, slightly above the $11.55trn at the end of last year.
Aberdeen’s global FI head sticks to wholesale push
Jonathan Mondillo, Aberdeen’s global head of fixed income, tells FSA he is sticking to the firm’s credit research platform.
AllianzGI names Michael Krautzberger as new CIO for public markets
The promotion comes amid a reshuffling of leadership as the firm’s global head of investments Deborah Zurkow retires later this year.
How GMO’s $29bn Quality Strategy has managed to outperform for decades
Tom Hancock, head of focused equity and portfolio manager of the firm’s $29bn quality strategy, tells FSA how it has managed to consistently outperform and where he currently sees opportunities.
Nomura launches five retail funds in Hong Kong
The asset manager has made three equity and two fixed income funds available to retail investors in Hong Kong.
Utilities, K-pop and dividend funds resilient amid global market rout
FSA looks at which global strategies have held up relatively well during the tariff-induced market sell-off.
