Christina Au-Yeung, head of investment management services at Morgan Stanley Private Wealth Management Asia, discusses strategy with FSA.

Christina Au-Yeung, head of investment management services at Morgan Stanley Private Wealth Management Asia, discusses strategy with FSA.
Different economic growth cycles across geographies globally call for fixed income investors to be selective to find alpha.
In the search for investments that bring another layer of performance, thematic funds have the potential to offer investors alpha over the long-term.
Easy returns driven by central bank policies are disappearing, putting pressure on fiduciaries to find alpha, said David Anderson, president of growth markets for Mercer.
Fund manager performance will be increasingly scrutinised as the investment environment moves into a tougher post-crisis phase, according to separate reports from Mercer and BlackRock.
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