5 healthcare funds outpacing the S&P 500 in 2026
FSA highlights 5 healthcare exchange-traded-funds that are outpacing the S&P 500 index year-to-date.
The collaboration aims develop ETFs across Hong Kong, UCITS, and US ETF structures.
The launch marks the world’s first tokenized fund denominated in RMB.
Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing Limited (HKEX) announces the listings of three ETFs linked to the MSCI China A 50 Connect Index.
Schroders’ Apac boss; EFG poaches; ChinaAMC’s ETF head; Nomura spends; Raffles FO in Beijing; JPMAM has new Oz chief.
China Asset Management (Hong Kong) will manage the seven Hong Kong-listed ETFs given up by Canada’s BMO Global Asset Management.
The asset manager has partnered with artificial intelligence company Boosted.ai.
Investors have been attracted to CSI 300’s broader holdings.
After three-months in the market during the spread of the coronavirus, an ESG fund from NN Investment Partners and China Asset Management has been announced.
Separately, one of CSOP Asset Management’s recently launched (-2x) inverse products has become the second largest L&I ETF in Hong Kong.
MSCI has selected 234 stocks out of 3500 companies listed in Shanghai and Shenzhen to add to its widely-tracked global and regional indices.
The slow development of leveraged and inverse exchange-traded funds (L&I ETFs) in Hong Kong may be due to the SAR’s well-established warrant market, said Frederick Chu, head of ETFs at China Asset Management.
A 17.8% stake in China’s second largest mutual fund manager is up for sale after the biggest shareholder, CITIC Securities, decided not to top up its holdings.
China Asset Management in Hong Kong believes its newly-launched leveraged and inverse ETFs, tracking the Nasdaq 100 will appeal to Asian investors.
The number of would-be investment managers in China entering the Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) programme reached a record high in 2016, overtaking new registrations from the US for the first time, latest figures from the CFA institute show.
Changes at Jupiter; Blackrock gold back in favour; DBS is offering cash; Generali Investments is eyeing Asia; Goldman Sachs has some new ETFs; IMAS wants sycophants; advertising from SLI and China AMC and much more.