Investors should look for Asian AI beneficiaries, according to a recent UBS Global Wealth Management report.

Investors should look for Asian AI beneficiaries, according to a recent UBS Global Wealth Management report.
The wealth manager’s CIO favours AI beneficiaries and backs China and India.
Investors should take a long-term view to generate strong returns from bonds, equities and alternatives, Yvonne Leung, managing director, head of managed solutions Asia, JP Morgan Private Bank tells FSA.
The head of multi-asset research discusses her experience of putting academia into practice in financial services,
Christina Au-Yeung, head of investment management services at Morgan Stanley Private Wealth Management Asia, discusses strategy with FSA.
The digital platform has teamed up with Amundi, HSBC AM and Ping An to offer access to low-cost money market funds.
Market sentiment should improve after a nervous start to the year, providing opportunities in quality growth stocks and investment grade bonds.
Investors should lock in record bond yields and prefer cash-rich companies as the world economy weakens.
The private bank’s chief investment office (CIO) identifies 12 key themes for 2024.
UBS Global Wealth Management predicts both equities and bonds to generate positive returns next year under its base case.
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