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The FSA Spy market buzz – 18 May 2018
An incurable eavesdropper takes a well-deserved break; tram riding with Vanguard and Templeton — and not much more this week!
Which SG funds gathered assets in Q1?
Schroders and UOB lead the league table of the most successful asset gatherers in funds domiciled in Singapore, while Fullerton had the most outflows, according to fund flows data from Morningstar.
China online WM at $2.13trn and growing, says BCG
Assets in China’s online wealth management have grown 50% annually over the past five years, according to the consulting group.
MAS bans six in misconduct sweep
Banned from providing financial advice services in Singapore are former Citibank, Prudential and AIA employees after they were found to have mis-sold investment products.
In case you missed it (18 May 2018)
Janus Henderson’s head of pan-Asia to join Australia’s Perpetual as CEO; Credit Suisse AM’s head of Asia equities to leave for Lombard Odier IM with luxury fund; China-based CCB offers HNW clients to dine with Trump; Crossbridge targets Singapore’s HNWIs with new robo-advisory platform; Women billionaire growth outpaces men; CSOP highlights differences in MSCI China A Inclusion Index and CSI 300 Index; and more…
Aberdeen Standard launches A-share fund in China
Following other foreign asset managers, ASI has launched an equity fund in China through its investment management wholly foreign-owned enterprise (IM WFOE), targeting qualified domestic investors.
BNPP AM sets up Asia-based fixed income team
BNP Paribas Asset Management has made several hires in Hong Kong and Singapore and plans to hire more people in mainland China, according to Bryan Carter, London-based head of emerging market fixed income.
Will Stratton Street’s RMB fund draw mainland money?
As China further relaxes capital controls, the demand for renminbi-denominated investments outside the mainland should grow, argues Stratton Street’s Andy Seaman.
China and Hong Kong lead in billionaires
The number of billionaires in Asia has overtaken North America for the first time, largely driven by China and Hong Kong, according to Wealth-X’s latest billionaire report.
