Investors should seek extra yield, liquidity – and sanctuary – with investment grade corporate bonds, according to JP Morgan Asset Management.
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Is the expensive Vietnam market worthwhile?
ETF inflows in recent years have made Vietnam’s large-cap stocks more expensive, according to Dragon Capital.
In 10 years, will all portfolios be ESG portfolios?
We posed this and several other questions around ESG, Thematics and Alternatives to a group of fund buyers, Natixis managers and their affiliates. Discover their insights around ESG in this first video of our three-part video series.
China approves Two Sigma for PFM
The New York-based hedge fund now has six months to launch an onshore product in China.
HEAD-TO-HEAD: Miton versus Schroders
FSA compares two US equity products: the LF Miton US Opportunities and the Schroder US Mid Cap Fund.
The FSA Spy market buzz – 20 September 2019
Investec raids Julius Baer; Selling GEM funds; Thai fund selectors’ preferences; ETFs and Asian wealth management; Veggie ETF; Getting wealthy without the Fed and much more.
ASI prefers EM corporate debt in yield hunt
Ahead of its planned launch of a fixed maturity product, Aberdeen Standard Investments makes the case for emerging market corporate bonds.
Raffles FO opens in Taiwan
The concept of the family office is gaining acceptance in Taiwan against the backdrop of generational change, according to the Hong Kong-based multi-family office.
In case you missed it (20 September 2019)
RBC Wealth names new head of Asia; Aberdeen Standard hires from Schroders for Japan CEO role; Deutsche Bank Wealth adopts ESG ratings; Eastspring raises $122m for target fund in Malaysia; Manulife IM rolls out online funds platform; and more…
Hong Kong’s fund fees too high
The power of bank distributors inflates mutual fund costs in Hong Kong and elsewhere in Asia, but regulators are getting tougher on transparency, according to a Morningstar report.
