Nikko Asset Management has created a specialist portfolio management team in Singapore by integrating its global multi-asset capabilities and assets under management.

Nikko Asset Management has created a specialist portfolio management team in Singapore by integrating its global multi-asset capabilities and assets under management.
ING Investment Management has strengthened its emerging market equities team.
Manulife Asset Management has appointed Peter Warnes in a newly created role of head of the portfolio solutions group, international, as it looks to expand its asset allocation capabilities.
Portfolio managers see a compelling case for investment in emerging markets because listed companies are trading at a steep discount to those in developed markets.
Hong Kong fund managers currently favour Japanese and US equities, while they have become more cautious on European markets, according to a recent survey.
BlackRock has hired a former UBS Securities chief executive as its head of private bank business and strategic client development in Asia, excluding Japan.
BNY Mellon has appointed Douglas Hymas as country executive for Japan and general manager of the company’s Tokyo branch.
Multi-asset management is an area set to grow, according to Aberdeen Asset Management’s chief executive Martin Gilbert.
Since the Bretton Woods agreement in 1944, the worlds economic order has been US-led, highlighted by Washington being the location for global institutions such as the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and the World Bank.
Morgan Stanley has appointed Michael Nolan to the newly created role of head of long-only Asia fixed income.
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