China funds could be back on the menu after roaring back with some of the highest returns of 2024.

China funds could be back on the menu after roaring back with some of the highest returns of 2024.
After a bumpy start to the year for the gilt market, is a repeat of 2022 on the cards?
Active funds have suffered underperformance and investor outflows.
Very much ‘the’ story of 2023, this year has proved to be more challenging for these mega-cap stocks.
The Art Basel and UBS Survey of Global Collecting 2024 also found a decline in average spending levels by value.
However, the sector has experienced volatility and inconsistency.
Although worried they will not retain assets from client’s spouses or children, financial advisers remain optimistic about client growth.
LPs are broadening their private markets portfolios, often with co-investments and secondaries, a survey by the bank finds.
Fixed income, currencies and commodities activity in Asia is notable growth area.
Despite Australia’s decision to abolish AT1s and the fallout of the Credit Suisse wipeout, the asset class has performed well this year.
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