Chinese investors are expected to move away from banks’ wealth management products towards products managed by asset managers, according to a report by Oliver Wyman, a consulting firm.

Chinese investors are expected to move away from banks’ wealth management products towards products managed by asset managers, according to a report by Oliver Wyman, a consulting firm.
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China will see a stronger renminbi and a looser money supply in 2018, as the authorities’ agenda aimed at curbing domestic leverage evolves, argues Gregory Suen, investment director for Asian fixed income at HSBC Global Asset Management.
Amundi Asset Management is considering setting up wholly foreign-owned enterprise (WFOE) in China and plans to launch more Hong Kong-domiciled funds, according to Zhong Xiaofeng, the firm’s CEO for North Asia.
In 2018, China’s NYSE-listed wealth manager Jupai plans to invest less in fixed income products and more in private equity and preferred shares.
Hong Kong-based asset manager Value Partners has posted record net profits of HK$2.05bn ($261.5m) for 2017, almost 15 times those of the previous year, thanks to performance fees earned in the booming equity markets.
Services offered by China’s securities brokerages, banks and insurers are not yet in wide use among domestic households, creating growth opportunities, said Howard Wang, co-manager of the JP Morgan China Pioneer A-share Fund.
Eastspring Investments has joined the growing list of foreign asset managers who have set up an investment management wholly-foreign owned enterprise (IM WFOE).
China’s regulator has given the green light to the second batch of funds of funds (FoFs), which are sold to domestic retail investors but could benefit funds sold through the Mutual Recognition of Funds scheme.
China Asset Management Company has partnered with French asset manager Tobam to launch a smart-beta A-shares strategy, aiming to attract international investors in the run-up to the MSCI’s scheduled inclusion of China’s onshore equities in its indices.
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