Multi-asset products have gained popularity in most markets across Asia-Pacific, according to a report this week.

Multi-asset products have gained popularity in most markets across Asia-Pacific, according to a report this week.
The coronavirus appears to have passed peak infection in China, according to the fund manager, who explains her strategy and how China’s ‘transformative’ companies have been an alpha source.
Cheap relative valuations, technical factors and regional policy actions support Asian corporate bonds, according to experts.
The firm favours attractively valued markets, such as emerging markets and China — and the UK.
After the coronavirus spread is under control, the firm believes China’s focus will turn to increasing investment in sanitation and waste treatment.
The collapse of global stock prices has delivered a sharp jolt to fund categories that had been buoyed by optimism at the start of the year.
The recent turbulence in China and other parts of Asia represent a buying opportunity, says a fixed income fund manager at the firm.
Cyclical stocks have become more attractive, argues Pinebridge Investments.
It’s little surprise that Apac markets are negative for the year, but UBS Wealth Management stands by the forecast of double-digit company earnings growth.
The coronavirus outbreak is not a reason to deviate from a conviction in the region’s structural transformation, according to portfolio manager Joanna Kwok.
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