Prudential’s CWO; Schroders’s ESG; SPAC boom fades; Flows are hot; Sector rotation; Bitcoin and roast goose; Singapore’s UNHWIs; Advertising in Singapore; and much more.
Tag: Bitcoin
The FSA Spy market buzz – 19 February 2021
Streaming ETF; ESG’s politics; Citibank and the couch; UBS still loves high yield; Jargon for the Redditt generation; Bitcoin and Gold; Don’t fight the Fed; Performance cynics; and much more…
The FSA Spy market buzz – 04 December 2020
Alliance Bernstein and crypto; Aberdeen Standard and vaccines; Global airlines; Schroders and climate change; Connecting bonds; Making money for three decades; thoughtful quotes and much more.
The FSA Spy market buzz – 23 October 2020
BlackRock in China; Janus Henderson’s ETF; Faith in S&P; Amundi thinks value; Macau bounces back; Bitcoin roars; Compounding processors; Trump vs Biden and much more.
The FSA Spy market buzz – 7 August 2020
Goldman Sachs AM pushes retail; Big tech stats; Amundi sounds some caution; Ninety One rallies; Bitcoin vs gold; Robin Hood traders; Consumer advertising, and much more.
The FSA Spy market buzz – 21 June 2019
Eastspring’s Greenhouse; UBS’s faux-pas; Shanghai-London Connect; Bears and central banks; Gartner and Bitcoin; Carrie Lam gets of her horse; Li Ka Shing and much more.
Why would someone invest in bitcoin?
Are there legitimate uses for bitcoin? EFG Asset Management’s head of research and deputy CIO Daniel Murray says that bitcoin is not a currency, but suggests three possible reasons why people would invest in it.
The FSA Spy market buzz – 24 November 2017
Purple AM launch; OCBC does well; Warning from Guggenheim; Javelin does start-ups; Saxo and Blackrock; Boring websites; Crypto funds; pithy quotes; advertising from Allianz GI and much more.
Hong Kong’s SFC reins in digital tokens
Following China and Singapore, Hong Kong’s Securities and Futures Commission has clarified its position on the offer of digital tokens in Hong Kong.
Are Chinese Bitcoin firms putting client funds in WMPs?
Two of China’s biggest Bitcoin exchanges are alleged to have put client money in risky wealth management products and are under investigation by the country’s central bank.
