The world’s largest asset manager is optimistic about Asian risk assets in 2021.

The world’s largest asset manager is optimistic about Asian risk assets in 2021.
In a low yield environment, investors are advised to look at alternative sources of income, according to UBS Asset Management.
They are also looking to add RMB-denominated products on their platforms.
Most emerging market public-sector ESG citations made by Moody’s were for debt issuers in Mexico, followed by China and Brazil.
Income generation and positive relative valuations counter liquidity and default fears in the Asian high yield credit market.
Strong fundamental and technical factors should support Asian fixed income as the region emerges from Covid-19 lockdowns, according to Loomis Sayles, a Natixis IM affiliate.
Meanwhile, newly launched equity funds have continued to attract assets from investors.
Asia sub-investment grade bond yields trade at a premium to US and European high yield, despite better credit fundamentals and a more stable market structure, says UBS AM’s Apac fixed income head.
Investors should seek new ways to protect their portfolios and to generate returns, according to Union Bancaire Privée (UBP).
The benchmark-agnostic product can invest in onshore and offshore China fixed income securities to generate high income, according to the fund managers.
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