Geopolitical diversification top of mind for wealthy investors: Julius Baer survey
Building portfolios resilient to shocks is a top priority for wealthy investors surveyed in Julius Baer’s latest Family Barometer Report.
Sustainability is difficult to reconcile with short-term investing, according to Rob Harley, senior portfolio manager at Stewart Investors.
A dynamic exchange of ideas has spawned new initiatives ranging from tokenisation and AI through to new fund launches and sustainability activities.
The five-sub funds come from the firm’s Nordea 2 UCITS fund range and have been registered as restricted funds.
PGIM’s Matt Shafer explains how the firm is gaining market share having begun its push into intermediaries in Asia in 2021.
Eastspring conceded that recent earnings trends were concerning, but are positive about the world’s most populous country.
Leong Kae Xiang was most recently with Clifford Capital.
The UK-headquartered asset manager’s closely-watched China Financial Conditions Index is at its highest point in a decade.
Investors digest the impact of Trump’s aborted 25% tariffs on allies Mexico and Canada as well as the 10% tariffs implemented on Chinese goods.
The fixed-income specialist has launched four active ETFs Down Under.
JP Morgan Asset Management identified transportation, US real estate and secondaries as its areas of highest conviction.
The new fund debuted on 31 January and is available to Standard Chartered’s affluent clients in Hong Kong and Singapore.
As part of FSA’s head-to-head series, we compare the BNY Mellon Global Leaders fund and the Morgan Stanley Global Brands fund.