MSIM hires former global CIO of HSBC Insurance
Mark Wang has joined Morgan Stanley Investment Management as insurance solutions strategist.
ETF flows in Asia Pacific grew by 42% in 2025, according to JP Morgan Asset Management.

2025 was a record-breaking year for ETFs, according to data collected by JPMorgan Asset Management.
Inward flows surged by 27%, propelling ETF assets under management (AUM) past $19trn.
ETF flows in Asia Pacific grew by an even more impressive 42% in 2025, with ETF AUM up to $2.4trn. China, the biggest ETF market in APAC, is on its way to reach $1trn in ETF AUM.
In particular, active ETFs are making a significant impact. Over 50% of ETFs launched in 2025 were active, and active flows now account for about 25% of total ETF flows, despite representing just 9% of assets.
Meanwhile, fixed income is back in the spotlight. Active fixed income ETFs soured 50%, accounting for nearly 30% of all fixed income ETF flows.
Yet significant growth still awaits fixed income ETFs, as they represent only 17% of assets, while over 80% of the broader fixed income market is actively managed, noted JP Morgan Asset Management.
The new hires include three bankers in Hong Kong and three in Singapore.
Europe and the UK dominated dividend distributions in the second quarter.
Allen Chiu, head of discretionary and funds specialists, Hong Kong, will cover Lim’s role on an interim basis.