Most corporates have fared well despite sanctions, the firm said, and companies with strong credit profiles, liquidity and modest domestic exposure present opportunities.
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StanChart: Equities the key theme for H2
Portfolios should still have a significant allocation to equities,
Standard Chartered Bank’s Wealth Management Advisory Group said.
Deutsche Bank WM repositions post-Brexit
Despite Brexit, the global head of discretionary portfolio management still sees upside potential for equities in the UK and Europe.
CSOP sees strong inflows into China’s T-bonds
CSOP Asset Management said foreign institutional investors and some big holders of the offshore RMB are buying China’s treasury bonds.
China’s RMB under devaluation pressure
The Chinese currency is under depreciation pressure, as the country needs to lower its foreign debt levels, according to Mo Ji, the firm’s chief economist for Asia ex-Japan at Amundi Asset Management.
E Fund in cooperation with Holland’s APG
China’s E Fund Management hopes to learn from the experience of the Dutch pension fund asset manager and apply the knowledge to its own onshore mandates.
Is China a three-time loser?
Earlier this month, the MSCI rejected the inclusion of A-shares on its key indices for the third time. Luke Ng, senior VP of research at FE, outlines the concerns.
Credit Suisse launches PB app in Hong Kong
After rolling out a wealth management app in Singapore, the bank has introduced it in Hong Kong with Chinese language.
OMGI: Asia becoming a safe-haven
As worries over China’s economy and currency ease and political risks in Europe and the US flare, Asia could become a safe-haven, said Joshua Crabb, Old Mutual Global Investors head of Asian equities.
HK’s Tsang sets out financial industry plans
A financial industry training programme and the introduction of an open ended fund structure are two initiatives about to launch, said John Tsang, Financial Secretary of Hong Kong.
