A roundup of the week’s asset management industry news from mainland publications.
Category: Markets
Yuan cuts have an upside for global markets – Greetham
Yuan devaluation will rescue the global market from overheating and restore the deflationary recovery, according to Royal London Asset Management’s Trevor Greetham.
China this week – Funds and Markets Analysis
A roundup of the week’s asset management industry news from mainland publications.
China this week – Markets and Fund News
A roundup of the week’s asset management industry news from mainland publications.
Singapore reaches out for financial industry advice
As Hong Kong develops strong market links with China, Singapore’s new financial centre advisory panel hopes to chart strategies for the Lion City’s own future.
China this week – July 2015
A roundup of China news relevant to the asset management industry for the week of July 13.
T. Rowe Price: Vietnam opening a ‘huge positive’
International investors will be able to take a 100% stake in Vietnamese companies when the country scraps its foreign ownership limits in September, which T. Rowe Price’s Oliver Bell said will remove reluctance to invest in the market.
China this week – Financial Markets Analysis
What the mainland press is talking about: One belt, one road is riddled with risk; QFII and RQFII approvals for May; Bank of China plans to launch small-mid cap A-shares fund.
Aviva Investors unveils multi-strategy fund in Australia
The Aviva Investors Multi-Strategy (AIMS) Target Return Fund aims to deliver a return of 5% per annum above the Reserve Bank of Australia’s base rate over any rolling three-year period, the firm said. The current Australian base rate, called the cash rate, is 2.25%. “No matter who they are, investors want simple and specific outcomes […]
Baring warms to Korean market
The US and China provide some benefit to Korean corporates, Hyung Jin Lee, head of Asian equities, wrote in a recent research note. As the US economy expands, Korean exports should pick up. Another tailwind is the increasing number of Chinese tourists visiting the country. “In 2014, Chinese residents visited Korea more than any other […]
