It was not able to identify a new investment manager for the ETFs.

It was not able to identify a new investment manager for the ETFs.
Shanghai clinches top spot from Hong Kong for prices of luxury goods and services, according to Julius Baer.
The firm also plans to roll out up to three more equity ETFs this year.
Ninety One is no stranger to change. Born as Investec Asset Management in 1991 during an era of disruption in geopolitics and macroeconomics, the firm’s rebrand during the early days of Covid-19 hasn’t rattled its focused processes and strategies.
FSA compares two China equity products: The Schroder ISF China Opportunities Fund and the UBS (Lux) Equity Fund – China Opportunity Fund.
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The fund is managed by Chris Liu in Hong Kong.
Value Partners expects corporate earnings in the region to grow 25%, which should increase equity dividends.
The firm is targeting China’s high net worth individuals.
Recent stock market slump has tapered new fund launching in China. But many domestic asset managers believe new funds will roll out again soon once market sentiment improves.
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