The Hong Kong winners in FSA’s sixth annual Fund Management Awards were announced today at a luncheon at the American Club. We present the winner’s roundup.

The Hong Kong winners in FSA’s sixth annual Fund Management Awards were announced today at a luncheon at the American Club. We present the winner’s roundup.
The firm, which manages one of the world’s largest money market funds, is trying to diversify its product range.
The product is a multi-manager fund, in which JP Morgan Asset Management delegates different sleeves to other third-party managers.
The FSA Awards 2020 luncheon was held on Tuesday at the Fullerton Hotel in Singapore, where the Platinum and Gold winners accepted their respective fund awards.
Separately, China-based Penghua Fund Management and CCB Principal Asset Management are planning to establish subsidiaries in Hong Kong.
One of the firm’s thematic ETF products has amassed around $150m within the first six months after launch.
Since November, six L&I products have been launched in the country, but demand is expected to be low.
The internal appointment is one of several Asia staff announcements in the past year.
Affin Hwang Asset Management has introduced an income product for Malaysian investors, aiming for 5% annual distribution.
We present the list of Platinum and Gold winners in the 2020 fund awards.
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