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.
The firm changed the strategy of its global communications offering, which is expected to roll out in Singapore.
Digitalisation, premiumisation, experience, urbanisation and wellness are driving the Asia consumption story.
On a risk-adjusted basis, Asian fixed income offer the best returns across the global credit spectrum, according to a Gam Investments fund manager.
NH-Amundi’s newly launched product contributed around 36% of the inflows, according to Morningstar.
Economic growth is stronger than markets had expected, and the recovery has not yet been priced in many asset prices, according to a GAM Investments strategist.
The Korean asset manager has diversified away from its recent passive fund focus with offerings of two actively-managed growth equity products.
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