We present photo highlights of the FSA Long-Term Investing Forum Hong Kong 2018, which was held on 24 May at the Island Shangri-La Hotel.
Category: News
China equities get neutral rating from BOS
China’s credit bubble and a possible trade war with the US has put the bank between bull and bear, according to Lousia Fok, China equity strategist at Bank of Singapore.
HEAD-TO-HEAD: First State vs Value Partners
FSA compares the First State Asian Equity Plus Fund and the Value Partners High-Dividend Stocks Fund
The FSA Spy market buzz – 25 May 2018
Investec hires, so does LGIM (apparently); Standard Chartered selects; Fund selectors predict; Misleading PR releases; Competition in Singapore; Gold charts and much more.
Will EMs tumble as rates rise?
Emerging markets are less likely to see a ‘taper tantrum’-like sell off as rates rise, said GSAM’s Shoqat Bunglawala, but not everyone agrees.
HK’s Haitong branches into Japan, US funds
Hong Kong-based Haitong International Asset Management is expected to launch three equity funds, including China-A share and US-focused products, according to records from the Securities and Futures Commission.
Video: Long-Term Investing Forum Hong Kong 2018
FSA presents video highlights of its Long-Term Investing Forum, which was held on 24 May at Island Shangri-La Hotel in Hong Kong.
In case you missed it (25 May 2018)
BoS says cancelled Trump-Kim summit “a long Korean drama series”; hackers impersonate the Monetary Authority of Singapore; Blackrock’s APAC head of stewardship to retire; Japan’s Sumitomo Mitsui AM and Daiwa SB plan merger; Schroders acquires minority stake in fintech wealth platform; Asia to issue $600bn in green bonds by 2023; and more…
Is seeding funds a way to improve China distribution?
China should allow foreign firms to seed their own onshore funds via QFII quota, giving potential mainland clients the confidence to invest, said Eugenie Shen, head of the asset management group at industry association Asifma.
What is lacking in Hong Kong’s ETF market?
Assets in Hong Kong’s ETF industry have grown threefold in the last 10 years, but the market remains small and lacks product diversification, according to Mohamed M’Rabti, Brussels-based head of ETFs at settlement firm Euroclear.
