The Hong Kong-based fixed income specialist has twelve months to launch an onshore China fund.

The Hong Kong-based fixed income specialist has twelve months to launch an onshore China fund.
After the coronavirus spread is under control, the firm believes China’s focus will turn to increasing investment in sanitation and waste treatment.
The collapse of global stock prices has delivered a sharp jolt to fund categories that had been buoyed by optimism at the start of the year.
Hong Kong-domiciled products sold in the mainland (northbound funds) through the MRF had a month of outflows while southbound funds had inflows.
The New York-based quant fund manager is ready for its first onshore fund through the private fund management (PFM) channel.
The recent turbulence in China and other parts of Asia represent a buying opportunity, says a fixed income fund manager at the firm.
The Guangzhou-based asset manager is ready to provide its second fund for Hong Kong’s retail investors.
The coronavirus outbreak is not a reason to deviate from a conviction in the region’s structural transformation, according to portfolio manager Joanna Kwok.
Fintech investments in China totaled about $4.5bn last year, about one-fifth of the amount in 2018, according to a report by KPMG.
China’s consumer-led growth trajectory will endure despite the current problems, and there are still investment opportunities in key sectors, according to Newton Investment Management.
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