FSA presents photo highlights of the Investment Forum, which was held on 31 October at the Fullerton Hotel in Singapore.

FSA presents photo highlights of the Investment Forum, which was held on 31 October at the Fullerton Hotel in Singapore.
China is a bad place to invest for structural and macro-economic reasons, especially since a global economic downturn is on the horizon, argues contrarian Brendan Mulhern, real return strategist at Newton Investment Management.
Managing a bond ETF requires a different skill-set than an equity ETF due to the high number of issuance in a bond index as well as liquidity, according to Mark Raes, Toronto-based head of product at BMO Exchange Traded Funds.
China’s offshore dim sum bonds are not going to disappear any time soon, despite the expanding issuance of onshore panda bonds, said Stephen Chang, head of Asian fixed income at JP Morgan Asset Management.
This week FSA presents a quick comparison of the Invesco Nippon Small/Mid Cap Equity Fund and the JPMorgan Japan Smaller Company (Yen) Fund.
BEA Union Investment was granted a license from Chinese authorities to establish an investment management wholly foreign-owned enterprise (WFOE) in Qianhai.
Are commodities and property going to boost returns? Fund selectors in Asia are planning more diversification into alternative asset classes, in particular commodities and property, according to FSA’s Asset Class Research.
Deutsche Bank Wealth Management in Singapore has hired Wee Teck Tay as director and head of private markets for APAC and John Lilley as director and funds solutions specialist for APAC.
The ECB will cut the size of its monthly asset purchases to €30bn ($34.9bn) from January next year, ECB-president Mario Draghi announced on Thursday. Bond and equity markets as well as the euro hardly responded to the announcement.
Continuing a hiring spree, Indosuez Wealth Management, the wealth management arm of the French bank Credit Agricole, has brought on board three senior relationship managers and a product specialist.
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