The portfolio manager believes China is likely to follow a path similar to that of Japan’s ‘lost decade’.

The portfolio manager believes China is likely to follow a path similar to that of Japan’s ‘lost decade’.
A rise in China, India and Taiwan markets has helped propel Asia ex Japan equity funds ahead of their global peers on a trailing six-month basis, according to data from FE fundinfo.
Cheuk Wan Fan, CIO Asia at HSBC GPBW believes the latest fall in China equity prices is a short-term technical pullback.
Schroders is hiring, Federated Hermes warns on PE exits, Fidelity thinks China is cheap, Pictet likes, gold and emerging markets, S&P 500 dividend woes, October’s volatility and much more.
UBP’s head of funds for North Asia tells FSA why fund monitoring is critical at the Swiss pure-play private bank.
The firm is launching the Manulife Defined Return fund to address these two “fixations”.
James Klempster of Liontrust and Andrew Mattock of Matthews Asia explain what investors should expect from Chinese equities this year.
Chinese assets are susceptible to a sharp rebound on the back of any positive news flow, according to the bank’s investment strategist.
FSA looks at five top performing Asia ex Japan funds available for distribution in Hong Kong and Singapore.
Asset managers reduced their cash holdings for the second consecutive month, according to the State Street Global Markets Risk Appetite Index.
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