Pictet Asset Management has launched the Pictet Chinese Local Currency Debt fund.
Category: Fund news
Turnover of HK-listed ETFs soars in 2014
The total annual turnover of exchange traded funds and real estate investments trusts listed on the Hong Kong exchange soared 25% year-on-year to reach a record-high of HK$1.23trn ($150bn), according to the Hong Kong stock exchange.
AMP Capital global infrastructure platform
AMP Capital said that it has raised more than $540m in new commitments for its global infrastructure platform during the last six months, which has resulted in a first close for the AMP Capital Global Infrastructure Fund and has put it closer to the platforms target of $2bn.
Slow growth for China money market funds
Demand for Chinese money market funds (MMFs) is expected to rise at a slower pace after a surge in asset growth over the last 18 months subsides, according to a new report from Fitch Ratings.
Asia Pacific ETFs get chunk of global ETF flows
Exchange-traded funds listed in Europe and Asia-Pacific and launched in January collected about 90% of the $526m worth of inflows into new assets, according to data from Markit.
Fund redemption as target returns achieved
Meeting of the achieved target returns rather than poor fund performance is the key reason that a majority of Asian retail investors sell their fund investments, according to new research from Cerulli Associates.
Asian Region Funds passport
The working group of the Asia Region Funds Passport has come out with a set of draft rules to facilitate cross-border funds in the region.
Global funds end 2014 with outflows
Even as the US and Japan managed inflows, the global fund industry ended the year with net outflows, led by $852bn in investments fleeing Europe, according to data from Lipper.
Hong Kong funds sales in 2014
Last year, Hong Kong’s fund industry had a 21% increase in net sales, led by inflows into European and Asian equity funds, according to the Hong Kong Investment Funds Association.
Fund selectors tilt toward Asian equities
Asian equities ex-Japan stood out as this year’s preferred asset class, according to an FSA survey of fund selectors and portfolio managers.
