The strategy will take short positions on poorly governed companies.

The strategy will take short positions on poorly governed companies.
Meanwhile, newly launched equity funds have continued to attract assets from investors.
The number of ETFs listed in Malaysia has grown to nearly 20 from just 11 since the country’s regulator revised ETF rules in 2018.
Investors should not be concerned about the rich valuations of US tech and healthcare companies, argues JP Morgan AM’s Tai Hui.
The firm is also expected to launch a growth fund.
Retail investors in the mainland tend to buy at highs and sell at lows, according to a report co-published by the World Economic Forum and Oliver Wyman.
The range consists of Marlborough’s Defensive, Cautious, Balanced and Adventurous funds, which are fully managed by the firm’s multi-asset team.
The firm is hoping to mitigate concentration risk arising from the holding of a single month WTI futures contracts.
Several other firms in Singapore are also expected to launch multi-asset products.
There are seven other Hong Kong-domiciled MRF funds that are awaiting regulatory approval from the Chinese regulator.
Part of the Mark Allen Group.