A winning Chinese AM model is not just about scale but strategic M&A and cooperation with foreign managers, according to consultancy firm Casey Quirk, a part of Deloitte.

A winning Chinese AM model is not just about scale but strategic M&A and cooperation with foreign managers, according to consultancy firm Casey Quirk, a part of Deloitte.
Regulatory and tax squabbles and the desire to deepen domestic fund industries are among the high hurdles for passporting programmes, according to Daniel Caleghin, head of wealth management strategy for Asia-Pacific at Deloitte subsidiary Casey Quirk.
Large-scale financial groups in Asia are actively looking to acquire western asset managers, said Daniel Celeghin of asset management consultancy Casey Quirk, which was acquired by Deloitte earlier this month.
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