Bank of Montreal (BMO) has discarded its Hong Kong-listed ETFs and has also agreed to sell its EMEA asset management business.

Bank of Montreal (BMO) has discarded its Hong Kong-listed ETFs and has also agreed to sell its EMEA asset management business.
The asset manager also has a wealth management joint venture with BOC Wealth Management.
It was not able to identify a new investment manager for the ETFs.
The world’s largest asset manager has de-registered its private fund management (PFM) unit as it prepares to receive a mutual fund licence.
Besides its partnership with Mitsubishi UFJ, the firm is also collaborating closely with Franklin Templeton to provide more wealthtech propositions in the country.
Following its acquisition of an ETF manager.
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The US passive fund specialist will concentrate on developing its investment advisory business.
Part of the Mark Allen Group.