Niche products, broad distribution networks and close collaboration between offices are the key to competing against giants of the ETF industry, according to Taeyong Lee, CEO of Mirae Asset Global ETF Holdings.

Drew Wilson is editor of Fund Selector Asia. Previously he was editor at a publication covering private equity.
Niche products, broad distribution networks and close collaboration between offices are the key to competing against giants of the ETF industry, according to Taeyong Lee, CEO of Mirae Asset Global ETF Holdings.
FSA searched for consistently underperforming funds registered for sale in Hong Kong and found several North America and Latin America equity products.
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