The firm believes that there is a value play among beaten-down Hong Kong stocks.

The firm believes that there is a value play among beaten-down Hong Kong stocks.
Diversity, liquidity and low costs have driven ETF growth in the US, but take-up is slow in Asia for various reasons, says SSGA’s chairman of global SPDR business.
Investors should look for value in emerging equity markets, but be prepared for a bumpy road, according to Goldman Sachs Asset Management’s head of strategy.
The firm’s gloomy outlook sees falling global growth the next two years with increasing concern over equities.
Chinese regulators have been convincing domestic players to launch more index funds and ETFs, with the aim of institutionalising the stock market.
The Malaysia fund manager is offering a product to domestic investors that focuses on China and HK companies likely to benefit from the development of China’s Greater Bay Area.
CSOP Asset Management has pulled two ETFs from the Hong Kong market since July, following a spate of other firms doing the same.
The firm is betting that Singapore investors will like five more thematic products that will sit alongside the glut of themed funds launched this year.
Fidelity’s Raymond Ma overweights China’s new economy companies and says smart technologies can address old economy deficiencies.
Asia is in the vanguard of new technology trends, providing opportunities for investors, according to UBS Wealth Management.
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