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Italian firm to launch onshore fund in China
Italy’s Azimut has been granted approval from the Asset Management Association of China (AMAC) to register as a private fund management firm in China and the firm has six months to launch a product onshore.
In case you missed it (2 March 2018)
SSGA names new APAC head; Capital Group creates new fixed income role; Lombard Odier to launch a sustainable fund; more fintech cooperation agreements in Hong Kong and Singapore; China relaxes rules for foreign banks; SFC continues to watch for mis-selling of financial products; and more…
Invesco fund targets China’s epic OBOR plans
Invesco has launched a bond fund investing in the countries that potentially benefit from China’s multi-continent One Belt, One Road infrastructure project.
China Everbright acquires US asset manager
EBA Investments, the real estate asset management arm of Hong Kong-listed China Everbright, has bought Texas-based Arrow, which specialises in real estate investment.
UBS AM tops up RQFII quota
UBS Asset Management and Japan-based Asset Management One were among the firms that were granted onshore investment quotas in February, according to records from China’s State Administration for Foreign Exchange (SAFE).
Fosun buys stake in Brazilian wealth manager
China’s Fosun conglomerate adds wealth management to its operations after announcing it would acquire a Brazilian wealth manager for $52m.
HSBC GAM bullish on China’s F&B industry
China’s middle class continues to expand in number and in income, creating investment opportunities in the food and beverage industry as well as casinos, according to Mandy Chan, head of China and Hong Kong equities at HSBC Global Asset Management.
A look at Asia’s online fund distribution
Both China and India lead in online distribution initiatives in Asia ex-Japan. However, the drivers for online distribution are different in both markets, according to a study published by Boston-headquartered Cerulli Associates.
China’s corruption score improves
President Xi Jinping’s anti-corruption campaign appears to bear fruit as the country inches up in Transparency International’s newly-released 2017 Corruption Perception Index.