Asset managers in Asia-Pacific have reached $6.9 trn of AUM in 2016, up 1.3% from the previous year, according to a study by Willis Towers Watson.

Asset managers in Asia-Pacific have reached $6.9 trn of AUM in 2016, up 1.3% from the previous year, according to a study by Willis Towers Watson.
Are commodities and property going to boost returns? Fund selectors in Asia are planning more diversification into alternative asset classes, in particular commodities and property, according to FSA’s Asset Class Research.
FSA compares two global equity income funds: the BNY Mellon Global Equity Income Fund and the Deutsche Invest Top Dividend Fund.
Around 21% of China-focused funds have taken huge stakes in state-owned China Mobile. Its stock price has been stable, but what are the risks that investors should be aware of?
It’s Allianz vs BOCHK in a quick comparison of two Hong Kong dollar fixed income funds.
FSA compares two global flexible bond funds: the Blackrock GF Fixed Income Global Opportunities Fund and the Jupiter Dynamic Bond Fund.
China funds are often measured by past performance, but information ratio is perhaps a better indicator of the manager’s ability.
FSA compares two US equity products: the Franklin Templeton US Opportunities Fund and the Old Mutual North American Equity Fund.
China’s private fund market and pension funds present business opportunities for foreign asset managers, according to a Cerulli Associates report.
FSA compares two Asia fixed income funds: the BGF Asian Tiger Bond Fund and the Legg Mason WA Asian Opportunities Fund.
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