Hong Kong’s private wealth management (PWM) industry is firmly in growth mode, according to KPMG.
Author Archives: Fund Selector Asia
FSA People Moves (1 December – 7 December 2021)
RBC WM makes senior appointments in Asia; EFG Bank taps BEA for Hong Kong role; Capital Group builds leadership team in Southeast Asia; Deutsche Bank WM expands in India; Amundi hires for Singapore roles; Credit Suisse signs up NRI leader; Savills IM hires Asia MD; JPMAM’s head of investment stewardship for EMEA takes on global role; Pictet AM makes board appointment.
HEAD-TO-HEAD: Janus Henderson versus Threadneedle
FSA compares two European equity products: the Janus Henderson Continental European Fund and the Threadneedle European Select Fund.
Mainland China investors prefer funds under WMC
Majority of eligible investors in Greater Bay Area are interested in investing through the wealth management connect scheme, a recent HSBC survey showed.
Vontobel AM sees opportunities in China and EM
There are quality companies in China in sectors less impacted by regulation, according to Vontobel Asset Management.
Mutual Fund Top Trumps – Emerging Markets
This week FSA presents a quick comparison of two Emerging Markets Equity products: the Barings Global Emerging Markets Fund and theWells Fargo Worldwide Emerging Markets Equity Fund.
Identifying superior investment prospects
At the latest Fund Selector Asia Investment Briefing Hong Kong, FSSA, HSBC GAM and Lazard discussed Japan equities, multi-assets, and convertible bonds.
Jupiter AM prefers developed markets in Asia
Inflation will remain elevated in Asia Pacific next year, so companies with greater pricing power are likely to offer better returns, according to Jupiter Asset Management.
FSA People Moves (24 November – 30 November 2021)
Deutsche Bank WM adds three in Southeast Asia; Indosuez WM promotes RM; Janus Henderson hires sales head; Value Partners build Southeast Asia business; New investment management boss at First Sentier.
Credit Suisse backs European and Japanese stocks
Investors should overweight the beneficiaries of reopening, according to Credit Suisse.
