Investing in the asset class is different from investing in the Japan economy, according to an FSSA IM portfolio manager whose Japan fund has soared above its benchmark and sector.

Investing in the asset class is different from investing in the Japan economy, according to an FSSA IM portfolio manager whose Japan fund has soared above its benchmark and sector.
The Covid-19 pandemic will accelerate structural shifts already underway and confirm long-term investment themes, according to Axa Investment Managers.
Enforced online working, shopping and playing has given a boost to the evolution of the digital economy, according to Pictet Asset Management.
The firm has a preference for US large-caps over small-caps and European equities.
A ‘healthy dose of paranoia’ has helped Tiffany Hsiao keep her fund top of the heap over multi-year periods.
The region is expected to be the first to recover from the pandemic, but investors are still cautioned from being too optimistic of the markets.
Not all companies in the healthcare and IT space are benefitting from the coronavirus outbreak.
The Swiss firm expects a pick-up in economic activity in the second half of this year, but finds more value in quality bonds than broad equity markets, according to its Apac CIO.
In Singapore and Hong Kong universes, 0.33% of equity funds delivered positive returns when markets collapsed.
The March sell-off is presenting further buying opportunities in Asian equities, according to Pictet AM.
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