According to the influential Bank of America survey, only 5% of fund managers now have an overweight position in Chinese equities.

According to the influential Bank of America survey, only 5% of fund managers now have an overweight position in Chinese equities.
The report from Henley & Partners shows that 13,500 high-net-worth individuals are set to leave mainland China this year.
UBS’ latest Global Family Office report shows that family offices are re-positioning their portfolios in light of interest rate changes.
Organisations in the region are boosting climate action, Barclays found.
Moody’s latest commentary believes initiatives taken by Hong Kong and Singapore would contribute to carbon transition in the region.
This came after JPMAM completed its takeover of its Chinese fund joint venture.
Only a quarter of firms would consult with their limited partners to align with their sustainability priorities。
Broadridge’s annual research also found that Apac investors have become more cautious when selecting asset managers.
Funds distributed through third-party online platforms are set to increase, according to Broadridge Financial Solutions.
Amid increasing adoption of digital and robo advisors, wealthy investors have expressed concerns over the lack of a personal touch with their financial advisors.
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