Managers who want to profit from China’s rapidly opening financial sector will face unavoidable challenges, according to Eleanor Wan, CEO of BEA Union Investment Management.

Managers who want to profit from China’s rapidly opening financial sector will face unavoidable challenges, according to Eleanor Wan, CEO of BEA Union Investment Management.
China International Capital Corporation (CICC) has launched Hong Kong’s first active ETF.
UOB Asset Management has launched the United Global Innovation Fund in Singapore.
With the new licences, the New York-listed Chinese wealth manager will be able to give financial advice to high net worth individuals and family offices in Canada.
The firm has turned one of its inverse ETFs to -2x from -1x, aiming to capture stronger returns.
The world’s second largest asset manager has set up a financial services joint venture with Alibaba affiliate Ant Financial, according to public records.
The strategy, which includes EMEA, will have co-managers in Singapore and Boston.
Six exchange-traded funds have been approved under the Japan-China ETF Connectivity scheme.
Chinese companies will increase technology R&D and AI investment despite US pressure on China’s tech companies, according to Allianz GI.
BMO Private Bank Asia has partnered with the Canadian government to provide its clients access to venture capital and technology sector investments.
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