FSA compares two Greater China equity products: the Fidelity Greater China Fund and the Pinebridge Greater China Equity Fund.

FSA compares two Greater China equity products: the Fidelity Greater China Fund and the Pinebridge Greater China Equity Fund.
Fidelity’s Asia multi-asset funds have raised their exposure to China A- and H-shares since the start of the year, doubling down on a “contrarian” switch to China high yield bonds.
FSA compares two Asia Pacific ex-Japan equity products: the Fidelity Asia Pacific Opportunities Fund and the Invesco Asian Equity Fund.
Emerging Asia funds are an attractive alternative to Asia equity products, but unfortunately there are too few available to consumers.
Against the backdrop of heightened market volatility, slowing economic growth and geopolitical tensions, a multi-asset approach to investing is a good way to capture late-cycle opportunities without taking on excessive risk.
Other firms are also expecting regulators to relax rules that will allow them to offer products to retail investors by 2021, according to a local media report.
Hong Kong dollar bond funds have remained firm amid the recent bout of volatility in the normally staid currency.
FSA compares two Asia-Pacific (including Japan) funds: the Fidelity Pacific Fund and the JP Morgan Pacific Securities Fund.
Bank J Safra Sarasin became a first-time RQFII recipient, while Allianz GI doubled their quota, according to records from the regulator.
FSA compares two Asian high yield bond funds with sharply contrasting strategies and profiles: the Fidelity Asian High Yield Fund and the Haitong Asian High Yield Bond Fund.
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