The markets largely shrugged off the decision by the US Federal Reserve to cut its benchmark interest rate yesterday by 50bp.

The markets largely shrugged off the decision by the US Federal Reserve to cut its benchmark interest rate yesterday by 50bp.
Singapore will be the main beneficiary of Hong Kong’s decline, while India and Japan will continue to thrive.
The Deloitte Private and RFO report finds that Apac family offices are optimistic despite uncertainties.
A survey by Brown Brothers Harriman found that investors in Greater China plan to raise their ETF allocations in the next twelve months.
Digital technologies and channels promise new growth opportunities for Hong Kong’s wealth managers.
Bond funds remain Singapore investors’ favourite asset class, Morningstar finds.
The Baltimore-headquartered asset manager is looking beyond its roots in growth equities.
Investors became concerned that the US Federal Reserve made a policy error.
As the AI boom intensifies, fund managers are turning their attention to companies upstream and downstream from the obvious players.
While global debt levels appear sustainable for the time being, they remain vulnerable to poor political management.
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