Fidelity International urges Apac retail investors ‘to stay the course’
Investors should remain invested, diversify, and take a long-term view, says Fidelity’s HK head, Charlotte Chan.
Investors continued to pour money into cheaper options, the research found.
The top performers were Asia and emerging markets focused strategies.
Asian investors prioritised stability and yield amid uncertainty, Calastone data found.
Gold and energy are defensive plays, says the investment manager.
Allspring Global Investment has rapidly set its foothold and plans to scale up in Asia Pacific, according to its MD and head of international client group, Andy Sowerby.
Emerging market equities offer the best ratio between future earnings growth and valuations, according to T. Rowe Price.
Geopolitics, demographics, and the cost of capital will drive markets in 2026, according to Janus Henderson Investors’ Matthew Bullock.
UBS AM is also positive on Asia tech and high yield bonds, senior managers told a roundtable.
T. Rowe Price has introduced its US Capital Appreciation strategy to Japan.
A new share class is available with zero percent upfront sales charge.
This week FSA provides a quick comparison of two Asia Pacific mixed assets funds: the HSBC GIF Managed Solutions Asia Focused Growth fund and the Value Partners Asian Innovation Opportunities fund.
The two funds are available exclusively to HSBC clients in Hong Kong and Singapore for a limited period.
The firms aim to create multi-asset portfolios with private markets exposure.
The Hong Kong-domiciled funds are designed to support the retirement needs of investors across different life stages.