The majority of asset managers in Hong Kong are optimistic about the outlook for equity markets and many continue to hold a negative view of bonds, according to a recent survey.
Category: Fund news
BlackRock floats merging market fund
BlackRock has launched a new multi-asset fund aimed at emerging market investors.
Schroders reopens Asia asset income fund
Schroder Investment Management, the Hong Kong arm of London-based Schroders plc, has reopened its Asia Asset Income Fund, and added a Renminbi-hedged share class.
Fullerton launches Asia short term debt fund
Fullerton Fund Management has launched an Asia-focussed short duration fixed income fund which will invest in securities with an average portfolio duration of about three years.
Manulife launches MPF RMB bond fund
Manulife Asset Management Hong Kong will introduce a new fund to its mandatory provident fund account platform from 16 December.
Alquity plans Asia Indian lat am funds
Alquity Investment Management‚ which has made a name for itself over the past few years with its unique blend of responsible investing and attractive returns‚ is preparing to launch three new frontier funds next year.
Manulife unveils pension fund scheme in Macau
Manulife (International) has launched a pension scheme for workers in Macau.
PwC for revamping Singapore fund framework
Singapore should consider revamping the way its investment fund laws are structured‚ to permit different asset management industry sectors to offer more variety and thus cater to a brader range of clients‚ a new PwC white paper says.
Managers highly receptive to new fund framework
Asset managers in Singapore are highly receptive to plans for a new investment fund framework, with about 90% preferring an open-ended investment company structure, according to a PwC survey.
HK FSDC calls for flexible fund structures
The Financial Services Development Council of Hong Kong has published proposals to broaden the fund structures permitted in the territory, including open-ended investment companies, in a bid to attract more funds to domicile locally.
