China could cope with a full-blown trade war with the US, but a deal is likely by year-end, argues Andy Rothman.

China could cope with a full-blown trade war with the US, but a deal is likely by year-end, argues Andy Rothman.
M&G Investments creates Asia-Pacific equity team; UBS Wealth raises $225m for impact product; BNY Mellon opens representative office in Korea; Schroders’ Lieven Debruyne takes on new role; and more…
The region had its slowest growth in assets under management for six years, but retail demand continues to fuel China flows, according to a McKinsey report released today.
Onshore money seeks offshore exposure and Broadridge says some popular northbound funds have an absolute return flavour.
Separately, one of CSOP Asset Management’s recently launched (-2x) inverse products has become the second largest L&I ETF in Hong Kong.
The Singapore firm’s majority stake adds it to the growing list of asset and wealth managers in Indonesia.
The funds are now available to Singapore retail investors and have been submitted to the SFC for sale in Hong Kong.
As China’s asset management industry opens and more foreign firms enter, regulations are not keeping pace, according to Xiao Gang, former head of the China Securities Regulatory Commission.
In August, the Hong Kong regulator removed nine licences and year-to-date, a total of 23 Type 9 licence holders have de-registered. But what are the reasons behind it?
The bank takes aim at retail investors with robo technology and in Taiwan, Legg Mason partners to set up a robo-advisor.
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