This week’s head-to-head pits two leading Japan funds against each other.
Category: Head To Head
Multi Asset Funs head-to-head
As we head into 2015, divergent global monetary policies are expected to fuel volatility across all asset classes, which could lead to an increase in demand for multi-asset products.
Asia ex-Japan head-to-head
Heading into 2015, Asia’s macro economic environment looks favorable, with China recently announcing monetary easing steps and expectations that India’s central bank will announce a rate cut. Corporate sector growth and in turn the equity markets in the region stand to benefit.
Japan small cap head-to-head
Head-to-Head looks at strategies from Fidelity Funds and BNP Paribas Investment Partners that scout for opportunities in the Japanese small- and mid-cap segment.
Asian Smaller Companies head to head
For this week’s feature, Fund Selector Asia takes a look at funds from Aberdeen Asset Management and Franklin Templeton Investments that invest in Asian small-cap companies.
BlackRock Asian Tiger vs Eastspring Asian Bond
Even though the US Federal Reserve is widely expected to start raising interest rates next year, fixed income products still have a place in investors’ portfolios for diversification and income needs.
HEAD-TO-HEAD: Eastspring Japan Dynamic Vs Invesco Japanese Equity Advantage
The Japanese market has been thrust into the spotlight. In an unexpected move, Bank of Japan surprised markets globally last week by expanding its annual stimulus programme as it seeks to revive economic growth, pull Japan out of deflation mode and progress toward its 2% inflation target.
Threadneedle China Vs UBS China Opportunity
Fund Selector Asia’s Head-to-Head feature puts two funds with similar investment objectives against each other to find out which one has the edge.
JP Morgan ASEAN Fund Vs Fidelity ASEAN Fund
Fund Selector Asia’s Head-to-Head feature puts two funds with similar investment objectives against each other to find out which one has the edge.
Asian Fixed Income Funds – Head to Head
Global asset managers are looking at Asian fixed income instruments with the aim of getting more attractive yields than they would with comparable products in the US and Europe.
