A rush of applications are expected after the Central Bank of Ireland’s clarification of rules governing how Irish-domiciled funds can utilise the Shanghai-Hong Kong Stock Connect, according to industry group Irish Funds.
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What influences Asian fund sales?
Hong Kong, Singapore and Korea retail investors are most influenced by fund fees in their investment decisions, but Taiwan is different, according to a BNY study.
Enhance Group to open Asia office
Citing the growth of private wealth in Asia, the investment and wealth consultancy will open a Singapore office.
BlackRock prefers India, China bonds
Asian bond markets are less vulnerable to the US interest rate rise and India and China are the two preferred countries for bond investments, said Joel Kim, head of Asia-Pacific fixed income at BlackRock.
Aviva Investors changes Taiwan distribution partner
The firm said it has swapped master agents in Taiwan, appointing CTBC Investments. CTBC will distribute Aviva’s 11 public registered SICAV funds from 1 August. Previously, the distribution was handled by First Capital Management. Kevin Talbot, chief executive of Asia Pacific, believes Taiwan holds “significant opportunity” for the firm. “Our new partnership with CTBC Investments […]
Deutsche AWM launches China sovereign bond ETF
Deutsche Asset & Wealth Management has launched the first exchange-traded fund (ETF) on the European market to provide investors with exposure to China’s domestic sovereign bond market.
Hong Kong investors confident on China
Hong Kong retail investors continue to show confidence in local and mainland markets despite the recent correction and volatility, according to a J.P. Morgan Asset Management survey.
Morningstar fund reviews and re-ratings
Morningstar has issued its June analyst ratings and commentary for six funds available for sale in Asia, with several re-rated due to management changes.
UBS WM extends digital platform to Taiwan
The technology aims to align portfolios with the client’s chosen investment strategy and UBS’ view on global markets, according to the firm.
SFC bans BJB employee for fake diploma
The former Bank Julius Baer account manager misrepresented her qualifications with a fabricated master’s degree, according to the Hong Kong’s Securities and Futures Commission.
