Golden Equator Wealth plans to expand its client base outside of Asia.

Golden Equator Wealth plans to expand its client base outside of Asia.
In a move that signals optimism, the firm joins several others in readying multiple funds for sale to retail investors.
Natixis affiliates, Fullerton Fund Management and HSBC have products in the regulatory pipeline.
The asset management arm of the Singapore-based bank will promote a consumption-related A-shares fund to retail investors.
The BNY Mellon product is being marketed as an alternative source of stable income for Singapore investors.
Separately, Amundi has filed an application for its Emerging Markets Bond Fund with the MAS.
Private banks will be allowed to have face-to-face meetings, but staff must be equipped with a face shield in addition to a face mask.
The firms believe that there is demand for ETF-based portfolios in the Lion City.
The Monetary Authority of Singapore has given the Paris-based asset manager approval to sell four Ucits products to retail investors.
Reits continue to be a popular asset class in the Lion City.
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