Several asset managers have brought ESG or sustainable funds to the Lion City.

Several asset managers have brought ESG or sustainable funds to the Lion City.
The wealth of individuals with net worth of between $5m and $30m grew by around 10% in the financial services-dominated economy last year, according to a Wealth-X survey.
Other plans include offering its globally-listed ETFs to investors in Southeast Asia.
The biggest benefit of Mindful Wealth’s re-domiciling of its CLO fund to Singapore could be the new structure’s endorsement by MAS.
The firm has raised THB 11.1bn ($360m) from two feeder funds that were launched last month.
The bank has hired HSBC Private Banking’s head of wealth planning for Asia-Pacific.
Hong Kong investors seem to be betting that the markets will recover this year from the US-China trade tensions and coronavirus impact.
Separately, Morgan Stanley said it has brought an emerging market equities product to Asia.
On the flipside, JP Morgan AM and HSBC Global AM had the highest net outflows, mostly driven by redemptions from their China equity funds.
The best-selling fund last year was a locally-wrapped version of Schroders’ Asian Income Fund.
Part of the Mark Allen Group.