The $94.3bn Capital World Growth and Income Fund was launched in Singapore today, according to a statement from the firm.

The $94.3bn Capital World Growth and Income Fund was launched in Singapore today, according to a statement from the firm.
The New York-based hedge fund manager will be competing against other foreign managers that have launched quantitative products in China.
Many investors seem to be piling into A-shares, and CIO Sean Taylor believes they will continue to rise.
The long/short fund co-launched with heavyweight Bridgewater will invest globally across asset classes.
Two relatively new hires – one poached from Citi Private Bank – are given senior ‘private wealth solutions’ roles.
Traditional product assets declined but alternatives continued to increase in 2018, according to the Monetary Authority of Singapore.
The New York-based hedge fund now has six months to launch an onshore product in China.
The concept of the family office is gaining acceptance in Taiwan against the backdrop of generational change, according to the Hong Kong-based multi-family office.
The next decade will be a golden period for investing in China equities, according to Value Partners.
It is the second NASDAQ 100-linked (-2x) inverse product launched by a China asset manager this month.
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