FSA presents photos from our most recent event, the Fund Selector Asia Income Forum Hong Kong, held on 3 March 2016 at the JW Marriott Hotel.
Tag: Columbia Threadneedle
The hunt for income
Delegates to FSA’s Income Forum in Hong Kong heard four strategies for finding income in a year expected to be characterised by volatile markets.
Investor concern over central bank ammo is misplaced
Why is it important if central banks are running out of ammo to spark growth and fight deflation? asks Colin Moore, global chief investment officer for Columbia Threadneedle.
The FSA Spy market buzz – 15 Jan 16
Nevsky exits; Columbia Threadneedle adds two; Hermès bags vs S&P 500; Hugh Young’s wisdom; ‘DBS and Manulife sitting in a tree….’, advertising from NNP, AXA IM and much more!
2016: Navigating the bond market
The new year promises to be tricky for bond investors after the US Fed signaled an end to the era of ultra low rates in December.
Japanese equities: Headwinds in 2016
Even though doubts over Abenomics are increasing, equities may be in good shape next year.
RBC WM stays with China equities
The People’s Bank of China has plenty of firepower left to offset a slowing economy, according to RBC Wealth Management, and “China’s total growth is not falling off a cliff.”
Columbia Threadneedle hires Pinebridge as Taiwan agent
The firm will use PineBridge Investments Management as the master agent for its products in Taiwan.
Fund houses warn on volatility from Greece impact
Increasing uncertainty around Greece and the probability of an exit from the Eurozone has raised the alarm at several fund houses about a surge in market volatility.
Columbia Threadneedle nabs Taiwan sales director from Aviva
Cheng was formerly general manager of Taiwan and head of Greater China for Aviva Investments. Prior to that, she was deputy president and vice president of marketing and sales at Union Securities Investment Trust. She also served in various senior roles at Kirin Securities and Investment Consulting, Old Mutual Asset Solutions (UK) and NedBank’s Taipei […]
