Manulife AM hires; Singapore getting Hong Kong cash; Bubble in stability; Disruption; ESG blunders; Market highs and lows; advertising from Eastspring and much more.

Manulife AM hires; Singapore getting Hong Kong cash; Bubble in stability; Disruption; ESG blunders; Market highs and lows; advertising from Eastspring and much more.
Generally portfolios were up in October month-on-month, but most benchmarks were higher.
Deutsche Wealth names new global head; Singapore multi-family office eyes expansion; Eastspring raises $85m for its first retail FMP in Singapore; Hong Kong’s SFC bans former HSBC relationship manager; and more…
A senior China appointment signals that the firm may be coming off the sidelines to follow competitors, who have already launched multiple funds onshore.
Chinese regulators have been convincing domestic players to launch more index funds and ETFs, with the aim of institutionalising the stock market.
The Malaysia fund manager is offering a product to domestic investors that focuses on China and HK companies likely to benefit from the development of China’s Greater Bay Area.
CSOP Asset Management has pulled two ETFs from the Hong Kong market since July, following a spate of other firms doing the same.
The firm has created a new China role as it prepares to transition its private fund management (PFM) business to a public asset management firm.
Hong Kong customers of the bank investing at least HK$1m can set up a multi-currency savings and wealth management account using an app.
The former Julius Baer fund advisory head will now shift to private bank fund distribution for the asset management firm.
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