Citi exit; CSOP driving; Dickens and tech; PGIM’s ambitions; Fidelity’s Bitcoin faith; Doing nothing for most of the time; Pension prosperity; Nicole Kidman and much more.

Citi exit; CSOP driving; Dickens and tech; PGIM’s ambitions; Fidelity’s Bitcoin faith; Doing nothing for most of the time; Pension prosperity; Nicole Kidman and much more.
Investors should expect to see growth in the demand for some commodities in China as the country transitions to a carbon-neutral economy, according to Pimco.
Investors should ride out short-term volatility and retain faith in long-term tech trends, according to a UBS Asset Management (AM).
A strongly performing JOHCM Asia ex-Japan fund has pared back its bets on China and built a hefty exposure to India equities.
Lion Global Investors and OCBC Securities list Singapore’s first China focused dividend-paying ETF
China should be treated separately from both developed and emerging markets, according to Blackrock Investment Institute (BII).
Selected China A-shares and tech names will enable investors to weather inevitable bouts of higher inflation, geopolitical tensions and a strengthening US dollar, says Fidelity.
Investors should be allocating to Asia ex-Japan equities rather than developed market stocks over the next six- to 12-months, according to Deutsche Bank International Private Bank (IPB).
Risk assets in the region will be supported by structural trends and a cyclical upturn, according to the US fund manager.
The asset manager’s CIO expects emerging Asia to be the most promising investment region over the next 12 months and longer term.
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