China’s private fund market and pension funds present business opportunities for foreign asset managers, according to a Cerulli Associates report.

China’s private fund market and pension funds present business opportunities for foreign asset managers, according to a Cerulli Associates report.
As passive products increase their market share among emerging market funds, active fund managers must outperform to justify their fees, argues a report by Cerulli Associates.
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China’s bank-backed fund management firms saw higher net profit growth in 2016 than those without bank affiliations, according to a study by Cerulli Associates.
Fixed income funds in Hong Kong and Singapore saw the bulk of inflows in the first quarter of 2017, while the demand for equity funds remained low, according to a Cerulli Associates report.
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The Shariah fund market remains highly challenging despite heightened interest from managers and regulators in Southeast Asia, according to Cerulli Associates.
However, assets are concentrated among the larger players, according to Cerulli Associates.
Foreign fund managers seeking distribution in Australia face unique challenges, according to research firm Cerulli.
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