Investors are likely to face disappointing returns from developed markets over the next decade, but Asia ex-Japan equities could be a bright spot, according to JP Morgan Asset Management (JPMAM)’s long-term projections.

Investors are likely to face disappointing returns from developed markets over the next decade, but Asia ex-Japan equities could be a bright spot, according to JP Morgan Asset Management (JPMAM)’s long-term projections.
Hong Kong investors remain proactive investors despite Covid-19, a Calastone survey found.
On a risk-adjusted basis, Asian fixed income offer the best returns across the global credit spectrum, according to a Gam Investments fund manager.
Former Blackrock Asia head has resurfaced to manage the Asia ex-Japan equities strategy for the UK hedge fund.
Economic growth is stronger than markets had expected, and the recovery has not yet been priced in many asset prices, according to a GAM Investments strategist.
An industry report finds that wealth managers in Hong Kong are placing their faith in mainland China and the Greater Bay Area (GBA) for asset growth.
The Korean asset manager has diversified away from its recent passive fund focus with offerings of two actively-managed growth equity products.
FSA compares two US growth equities products: the Franklin US Opportunities Fund and the Natixis Loomis Sayles US Growth Equity Fund.
The Toronto-based asset manager is offering a feeder fund that invests in an income-generating preference share product.
The UK-based asset manager has been given regulatory approval to sell three seasoned bond products in the Lion City.
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