With at least 32,000 investment products and 4,000 managers servicing the European market, do Asia-based asset managers have a reasonable chance to compete?
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BEA Union bond manager wary of rate hikes
With 61% of her fund’s portfolio in China corporate bonds, Pheona Tsang, head of fixed income at BEA Union Investment, is monitoring rising US interest rates and the impact on Asia bonds.
Asia’s PBs slow to automate
Banks in Asia are slowly digitizing the client wealth experience, but costs and cybersecurity are concerns.
China’s spying activities threaten tech giants
Recent tech valuations have the potential to plummet 95%.
Has EM high yield become vulnerable?
Rising interest rates have made it harder for companies to find sources of funding, according to Alaa Bushehri, London-based portfolio manager for emerging market fixed income at BNP Paribas Asset Management.
Jupiter sees huge fixed income outflows
Fixed income remains fund house’s Achilles’ heel as smaller rivals enjoy asset growth.
UBP targets smaller IAM partners in Asia
The Geneva-headquartered bank aims to grow its external asset manager business to 5% of total AUM in Asia over the next few years, said Benoit Barbereau, the bank’s head of external asset managers.
HEAD-TO-HEAD: Alliance Bernstein vs JP Morgan
FSA compares the AB Japan Strategic Value Portfolio and the JP Morgan Japan (Yen) Fund.
How to compete in a concentrated ETF market
With the market for exchange-traded funds (ETFs) seemingly skewed towards a handful of large, global issuers, do small players have a chance of creating a meaningful business in this space?
