Sustainable investment products come with higher fees than traditional products, according to a UBS survey of Hong Kong investors.

Sustainable investment products come with higher fees than traditional products, according to a UBS survey of Hong Kong investors.
Is there an optimal combination of equities and fixed income to deliver strong, sustainable income?
Most investment into Japan goes into the more famous names, but local companies are undergoing the real revival, says Shigeka Koda, CEO of Singapore-based Four Seasons Investments.
FSA asked wealth and asset managers to summarise what has changed with their own work since Lehman Brothers collapsed on September 15, 2008.
Flagship funds do not really express a fund manager’s investment conviction, argues Simon Hopkins, Singapore-based CEO at Milltrust International.
ESG-focused investing has evolved beyond exclusion and across asset classes, opening the door for multi-asset strategies to incorporate ESG analysis, according to M&G Investments.
European small-caps tend to outperform large caps, but governance needs close watch, according to Andrew Paisley, Edinburgh-based investment director for European smaller companies at Aberdeen Standard Investments.
China’s Bosera and Aberdeen Standard Investments have filed an application to sell an emerging market bond fund under the Mutual Recognition of Funds (MRF) scheme.
Easing regulations for smaller lenders and M&A activities will drive US regional bank equities, argues Ryan Lentell, Boston-based portfolio manager at Manulife Asset Management.
In Hong Kong, the Canadian firm recently launched an actively-managed balanced fund that invests in ETFs, as management sets its sights on the wholesale market.
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