Chinese companies undergoing business strategy changes may provide ‘phenomenal’ investment opportunities, according to Caroline Maurer, head of Greater China equities at BNP Paribas Asset Management.

Chinese companies undergoing business strategy changes may provide ‘phenomenal’ investment opportunities, according to Caroline Maurer, head of Greater China equities at BNP Paribas Asset Management.
Key Asian countries will have elections this year and Rahul Gupta, co-manager of the firm’s Pacific Tiger Strategy, explains how he has positioned the portfolio.
Valuations are a bit stretched in the fintech universe, but Tom Keenan, the firm’s regional head of wholesale Asia ex Japan, makes a case for investing in the theme.
The New York-listed Chinese wealth manager has also partnered with six family offices in Australia and expects to add staff in Singapore.
Gopher Redwoods aims to make investments in domestic asset management firms and help them target global investors.
Macquarie alumni are behind Hong Kong-based Stonehorn Global Partners, which plans its first mutual fund this year.
There are sound reasons to see increasing US equity risk, but Thorsten Becker, a JO Hambro senior fund manager, argues smaller companies are different.
A collection of “unorthodox asset classes” could be one way to squeeze out a sustainable income stream, argues Aberdeen Standard Investments.
Currently the firm’s mixed asset strategies hold more cash than fixed income, according to Craig Moran, London-based fund manager at M&G Investments.
The firm has more than doubled its China staff, but not one of them is involved in investment management.
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