US-listed Noah Holdings reported double-digit net revenue growth during the first half, but noted that investors are increasingly moving to the sidelines due to market volatility.

US-listed Noah Holdings reported double-digit net revenue growth during the first half, but noted that investors are increasingly moving to the sidelines due to market volatility.
Chinese candidates taking the CFA exam increased 49% to 50,000 this year, an indicator of China’s investment sector growth, according to the CFA Institute.
The US firm is reportedly about to join other global asset managers in applying for a private fund management (PFM) license in China, according to local media.
Foresee Global Asset Management in Hong Kong is the latest firm to receive a licence that enables it to invest in onshore Chinese markets, according to records from the China Securities Regulatory Commission.
FSA compares the Bosera Credit Market Fund and the E Fund Stable Value Bond Fund.
The CEO of the Hong Kong-based firm shares her thoughts on Switzerland fund distribution, her firm’s China strategy and the burden of a Ucits structure.
Fixed income specialist Income Partners hopes to make a big splash in China’s onshore market, says Emil Nguy, chairman, chief executive officer and chief investment officer at the Hong Kong-based firm.
QDII funds, which mainland firms use to invest domestic capital outside of China, have had strong net outflows during the year.
Italy’s Azimut has registered its first private securities fund with the Asset Management Association of China (Amac) after obtaining approval in February.
Online shopping in China is growing, creating loyal internet consumers who are increasingly spending at small retailers, according to Grace Yan, Hong Kong-based portfolio manager at Nikko Asset Management.
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