Hong Kong-based OPIM partners with emerging fund managers to help them tap global investors.
Category: Business moves
HK and UK-based boutique targets international clients
It has taken over Strabens Hall’s business in the SAR and works closely with the firm in the UK.
Amundi and OCBC co-brand for mixed-asset product
Several other firms in Singapore are also expected to launch multi-asset products.
Webinars: are solo presentations enough?
Manulife IM shares its experience on which webinar formats were most accepted by its distribution partners.
NB partners with mainland firm in onshore fund launch
Neuberger Berman will act as an advisor for a PFM product.
Lu International gains HK licences
The subsidiary of China online wealth management firm Lufax can now tap Hong Kong retail customers after receiving regulatory approval.
Eastspring creates alternatives team
Eastspring Investments has recruited two executives from infrastructure specialist Daestrum Capital to set up an alternatives team in Singapore.
Natixis eyes WFOE as China entry point
Natixis GAM will need to grow in China to reach its AUM target, but the firm’s China strategy is still under consideration.
Fidelity switches to performance-based fee model
Fidelity International is the first major asset manager to make a switch to a “value for money” charging structure. The asset manager will give money back to clients when its funds underperform.
Natixis pushes into Aussie market with IML purchase
Natixis Global Asset Management will acquire a majority stake in Australia’s Investors Mutual Limited (IML), which will enable the firm to take advantage of the domestic retail market and the $1.78trn superannuation industry.
