Value Partners launches AI Life Sciences CVC fund with Insilico Medicine and Pudong
The yuan-denominated corporate venture capital (CVC) fund will focus on investments across the artificial intelligence and life sciences ecosystem.
The yuan-denominated corporate venture capital (CVC) fund will focus on investments across the artificial intelligence and life sciences ecosystem.
Investors have continued to push positions in tech stocks, emerging markets and North America, while cash hits a new low.
United Overseas Bank (UOB) said the newly created role will see Tan Choon Hin lead growth across the region.
The UK equity market’s low valuations, global exposure and company-specific opportunities offer potential upside, according to portfolio manager Laura Foll.
Active selection and global diversification can help investors capture attractive credit yields while maintaining quality and flexibility as AI-related issuance reshapes markets, says Sonali Pier.
The multi-boutique investment services firm has hired a global product specialist and an Asia sales director.
The region’s success is based on more than AI and semiconductors.
FSA looks at the best performing global equity funds over June and July amidst a volatile unwind of a crowded artificial intelligence trade.
Investors should look beyond fashionable sectors as narrow market leadership leaves quality businesses trading at deeply discounted valuations, says Nitin Bajaj.
The Malaysian firm has onboarded more covered call strategies for income generation, Affin Bank’s head of wealth investment advisory, Wong Kok Hong tells FSA.
This week FSA compares two Asia Pacific ex-Japan equity funds: the Fidelity Asian Special Situations fund and the JPMorgan SAR Asian fund.
Sebastian Paredes, head of North Asia and CEO of DBS Bank (Hong Kong), will be retiring from executive duties.
The fund will be distributed to retail investors in Mainland China through Tianhong Asset Management.
Penny Low is part of Bank of Singapore’s Greater China and North Asia team.
Sterling contributes to stock selection, portfolio construction and research into Japanese companies of all sizes.
Most recently Junichiro Ozawa was head of the retail sales division at Pictet Japan.