The firm will be competing against several foreign quant managers that have entered China’s private market. It also intends to apply for a QDLP licence.

The firm will be competing against several foreign quant managers that have entered China’s private market. It also intends to apply for a QDLP licence.
The fund was one of the best-selling technology products in Hong Kong and Singapore last year.
When approved, the firm will have four products distributed under the MRF scheme.
In total, the firm manages seven SFC-authorised funds in Hong Kong.
The firm is also expected to roll out two ESG-focused products in the Lion City.
The Geneva-based asset manager plans to launch a Hong-Kong domiciled Asia fixed income product.
The firm is also targeting the retail investor base in the mainland via the MRF scheme.
The IPO of the Lion-OCBC Securities Hang Seng TECH ETF began yesterday, after receiving Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) authorisation earlier this month.
The US-based asset manager has gained authorisation from the Securities and Futures Commission (SEC) to sell two fixed income products to Hong Kong retail investors.
The new Luxembourg-domiciled Sicav will be offered to Hong Kong and Singapore retail investors as well as to the European market next week.
Part of the Mark Allen Group.