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Author Archives: Fund Selector Asia
ESG: Uniting performance and positive change in EM
As structural changes in the world economy transform emerging markets, Hermes Investment Management is investing in efficient and sustainable businesses that have the potential to become future winners. Gary Greenberg, head of global emerging markets at the firm, explains how investors can do this effectively.
Invesco fund targets China’s epic OBOR plans
Invesco has launched a bond fund investing in the countries that potentially benefit from China’s multi-continent One Belt, One Road infrastructure project.
China’s Noah opens WM office in Canada
Shanghai-based Noah Wealth Management has established a branch in Vancouver, Canada, to target the overseas Chinese investor base.
Greater China Top Trumps – Hong Kong Equity ETFs
It’s Hang Seng Investment vs State Street Global Advisors in a quick comparison of two Hong Kong equity ETFs
A compelling case for East Asian local currency bonds
Global investors should not ignore the East Asian local currency government bond market as an emerging asset class in its own right, according to Matthew Arnold, head of SPDR ETFs for State Street Global Advisors in Singapore.
Fosun buys stake in Brazilian wealth manager
China’s Fosun conglomerate adds wealth management to its operations after announcing it would acquire a Brazilian wealth manager for $52m.
HSBC GAM bullish on China’s F&B industry
China’s middle class continues to expand in number and in income, creating investment opportunities in the food and beverage industry as well as casinos, according to Mandy Chan, head of China and Hong Kong equities at HSBC Global Asset Management.
Blending tech into investment
FSA asked Principal Global Investors, CSOP, Natixis and Farringdon to summarise the new ways in which they are using technology such as AI and big data in the investment process.
Hong Kong’s total AUM soars 30% in 2017
Bond, equity and mixed asset funds registered for sale in Hong Kong were up in double-digit percentages in 2017, capping a buoyant year for the SAR’s mutual fund industry, according to the December 2017 quarterly report from the Securities and Futures Commission.
