Fund selectors in Hong Kong, Singapore and Bangkok aim to increase Asian and European equity exposure and trim US stocks, according to Fund Selector Asset Class Research data.
Category: Studies
Study: JPM remains China’s dominant foreign manager
JP Morgan remains a top player in China’s highly competitive fund business, according to Z-Ben Advisors’ annual ranking of foreign financial services firms in the mainland.
Survey: HK wealthy missed the ‘Trump bump’
Hong Kong’s multi-millionaires failed to quickly adjust their portfolios to benefit from strong equity markets after the 2016 US presidential election, a Citi survey revealed.
Study: Asia’s WM needs to embrace digital future
The future of wealth management in Asia lies in digital wealth advisory models, according to a study published by Oliver Wyman, a management consultancy.
Survey: HK and SG playing catch-up in fintech
Hong Kong and Singapore financial industry firms see themselves as laggards in fintech innovation, according to a research report by Simmons & Simmons.
Survey: Fee pressure driving more M&A
Passive product inflows aren’t the only factor driving lower fees, and the result is profit pressure and more industry consolidation, a CFA Institute survey has found.
Study: In Asia, active funds disappoint
Active funds investing in the region have low returns relative to their benchmarks over multiple time periods, according to a Cerulli Associates report.
Kasikornbank pulls in Thai fixed income assets
Kasikornbank has been the biggest winner of Thai investors’s pivot to fixed income funds, according to Morningstar data.
Survey: Asian institutions to increase alts
A majority of Asian institutional investors are expected to increase investments in alternative assets as bond yields disappoint, according to to a survey report from Natixis Global Asset Management.
Japan leads the region in passive equity investing
As passive investing continues to gain ground world-wide, Japan remains the heavyweight investor in Asia.
