Strong monetary and fiscal stimulus measures have provided ample liquidity and credit availability to support Asian borrowers, according to the firm’s head of Asian credit.
Author Archives: Rupert Walker
US muni bond fund aimed at Singapore retail
The BNY Mellon product is being marketed as an alternative source of stable income for Singapore investors.
Dispelling high yield myths
Investors’ out-dated perceptions mean they are missing an opportunity to earn income from a diverse asset class, according to Federated Hermes.
HEAD-TO-HEAD: JP Morgan versus Legg Mason
FSA compares two global fixed income products: the JPM US Aggregate Bond Fund and the Legg Mason Western Asset Global Bond Trust.
HK dollar bond funds outperform in turbulent 2020
The returns of Hong Kong dollar bond fund have stayed positive this year, outperforming other fixed income fund categories.
Axa remains confident about Asia secular trends
The Covid-19 pandemic will accelerate structural shifts already underway and confirm long-term investment themes, according to Axa Investment Managers.
Working from home: Robeco
Jack Neele, portfolio manager for global consumer trends at Robeco, answers a few questions about how he has been working from home.
BEA Union adopts Hong Kong OFC structure
Hong Kong’s Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) has authorised BEA Union Investment to launch an Apac fixed income product structured as an “open-ended fund company” (OFC).
Fidelity files for China onshore licence
The US asset manager has applied to China’s regulator for a licence to access the country’s retail investor market.
HSI shakes up benchmark
The Hang Seng Index (HSI) will include Greater China companies with dual-share class structures and secondary listings from August in response to overwhelming demand.
